The Globalist

The 2008-09 financial crisis forced Iceland to come up with profoundly new banking and monetary systems.

By continuing its economic rebalancing, China could increase the scale of its economy by trillions of dollars.

If the nuclear deal with Iran succeeds, the world will see a great shift in geopolitics and economic growth.

China is well on its way to building a Sino-centric global financial system.

Prospects for U.S. jobs and wage gains are dimming.

Germany and France and the art of correcting erroneous economic policies.

Current trends in demographics and national budgets will leave the elderly of the future in dire straits.

By raising real wages, Germany has launched itself into a new period of growth.

The outflows of illicit cash from Latin America are a staggering tax on its citizens.

China’s total debt is now greater than that of the United States, creating uncertainty about its future.