News 2019 | News Archive
Bilbao was built on innovation - can it repeat the miracle? Linda Bilmes, apolitical, August 7
We Should All Be Science Critics. Sheila Jasanoff, Scientific American, August 5
US economy showing 'loss of momentum' from trade war. Paul Sheard, MSNBC, August 3
Coming Face to Face with Lee Iacocca. Thomas J. Healey, July 17
Is Facebook Libra a Betrayal of Satoshi Nakamoto's Vision? Timothy Massad, Fortune, July 15
One thing to change: Everyone should vote. Archon Fung, The Harvard Gazette, July 12
Remarks from Paul Sheard at a June 27, 2019 panel event at the Hong Kong Association of New York/Ernst & Young on "Challenges and Opportunities for Other Countries in the Midst of the US-China Trade Tension."
Is the China model a threat? William Overholt, East Asia Forum, July 12
Christine Lagarde enters the European Central Bank at a perilous moment. Lawrence H. Summers, Washington Post, July 8
Digital currency areas. Jean-Pierre Landau, CEPR Policy Portal, July 3
Central banks should issue digital currencies of their own. Jean-Pierre Landau, Financial Times, July 3
War with Iran will cost more than Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Linda Bilmes, Boston Globe, June 26
US and China need to go beyond a trade deal to share the burden of reshaping a new world order. Paul Sheard, South China Morning Post, June 26
Unlocking the Potential of Japanese Equities: Capturing the value of the Nikkei 225. Paul Sheard, June 25
Intelligence is not 'artificial': Humans are in charge. Steve Johnson, Boston Globe, June 25
The rise of the anti-vaxxers is bad news for business. Myriam Sidibe and Scott Ratzan, Financial Times, June 25
Coverage of the Northeast Workshop on Energy Policy and Environmental Economics. HEEP, June 25
Japan is Not Implementing MMT (PDF, English translation). Paul Sheard, Japan Weekly Economist, June 25
The question is not whether the Fed will cut rates but why. Megan Greene, Financial Times, June 20
Interview on US-China trade issues (PDF, English translation). Paul Sheard, South Korean E-Daily, June 20
The EU Will Reopen the Withdrawal Agreement. Paul Sheard, Briefings for Brexit, June 17
Giving Regulatory Cooperation a Reality Check. Elizabeth Golberg, The Regulatory Review, June 17
The Economist Who Helped Me Find My Calling. Lawrence H. Summers, The Wall Street Journal, June 12
The sparring over trade (Q&A). Robert Z. Lawrence, The Harvard Gazette, June 7
America's Forgotten Colony. Antonio Weiss, Foreign Affairs, July/August issue
ECB planting the seeds of a policy pivot. Paul Sheard, Bloomberg, June 6
What mental health services can teach us about a consumer health care model. Deb Gordon, The Hill, June 4
It's tempting for the Fed to move slowly. That would be a grave error. Lawrence H. Summers, The Washington Post, June 4
Salzburg Global Fellows Call for New Efforts to Promote Vaccination Acceptance. Statement co-author Scott Ratzan, May 30
Making sense of the US-China Trade Negotiations (video). Paul Sheard, Bloomberg, May 27
M-RCBG announces winners of the 2019 John Dunlop Undergraduate Thesis Prize. May 24
Harvard Environmental Economics Program awards student prizes for the 2018-2019 academic year. May 24
China is Vulnerable But Deal Unlikely. Robert Lawrence, Bloomberg, May 17
Health Care Voters May Surprise Us. Deb Gordon, RealClear Politics, May 17
The tariffs are a means to an end, says former CEA chair. Jason Furman, CNBC, May 16
There's a revealing puzzle in the China tariffs. Lawrence H. Summers, Washington Post, May 14
Explaining Inflation Inertia. Carmen M. Reinhart, Project Syndicate, May 6
Controlling for Measles on College Campuses in Los Angeles and Nationally. Scott C. Ratzan, O'Neill Institute for National and Global Health blog, May 6
Addressing China's Global Strategy. Philippe Le Corre, Bonn International Security Forum
Medicare for All Should Not Be One Size Fits All. Deborah Gordon, Managed Care Magazine, April 30
It's Time to Rethink the Conventional Macroeconomic Policy Framework. Paul Sheard, The Bretton Woods Committee blog, April 29
Childhood vaccination must not become a wedge issue. Scott Ratzan, Financial Times, April 28
Further Thinking on the Costs and Benefits of Deficits. Jason Furman and Lawrence H. Summers, Peterson Institute for International Economics blog, April 22
In talks with Europe, China has shown willingness to compromise but will it make good on its commitment? Philippe Le Corre, South China Morning Post, April 14
The IRS chief must release Trump's tax returns--and Mnuchin must not stop him. Lawrence H. Summers, The Washington Post, April 9
The EU-China summit isn't going to be very cordial. Philippe Le Corre, CNBC, April 9
Attention Washington: Brussels is Getting Tough on China. Philippe Le Corre, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, April 8
Canada's establishment of an office of Ombudsperson for Responsible Enterprises (PDF). John Ruggie, April 8
Childhood vaccination: Testimony for the House Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies (PDF). Scott Ratzan et al, April 5
Do the Results of the EU Better Regulation Program Match Its Ambitions? Elizabeth Golberg, The Regulatory Review, April 1
Harvard's Paul Sheard Discusses the Latest Parliament Vote on Brexit (video). Paul Sheard, Bloomberg, March 31
UK to EU: Reopen the Withdrawal Agreement! Paul Sheard, Briefings For Brexit, March 31
Why 'no deal' Brexit could morph into 'many deals' future. Paul Sheard, Financial Review, March 27
A broader tax base that closes loopholes would raise more money than plans by Ocasio-Cortez and Warren. Lawrence H. Summers, The Boston Globe, March 27
Most CEOs Don't Have a Global Health Strategy. That Needs to Change. Peter Sands, Fortune, March 25
Unclear how China's Belt and Road plan would unfold in Italy (video). Philippe Le Corre, CNBC, March 22
Chinese companies must Europeanize for Europe. Philippe Le Corre, Nikkei Asian Review, March 22
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are missing a trick over trade. Jeffrey Frankel, The Guardian, March 22
Alan Krueger helped make life better for millions who will never know his name. Lawrence H. Summers, The Washington Post, March 21
It's time to strengthen the regulation of crypto-assets. Timothy Massad, Brookings, March 18
Xi's Visit to Europe and China as a "Systemic Rival" (podcast). Philippe Le Corre, Carnegie-Tsinghua Center for Global Policy, March 18
Mr. Xi's European Tour is Response to US-China Rift. Philippe Le Corre, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, March 18
Secular Stagnation Blog. Lawrence H. Summers, March 16
Brexit has become a Monty Pythonesque joke. Camilla Cavendish, Financial Times, March 15
Italy's Risky China Gamble. Philippe Le Corre, The Diplomat, March 14
Jason Furman's report, Unlocking digital competition, Report of the Digital Competition Expert Panel. Read more coverage here and here. March 13
On falling neutral real rates, fiscal policy, and the risk of secular stagnation. Lawrence H. Summers, Brookings, March 7
The risk to our economy from secular stagnation. Lawrence H. Summers, The Washington Post, March 7
States are failing on vaccinations. The federal government must lead. Scott Ratzan, The Washington Post, March 7
The left's embrace of modern monetary theory is a recipe for disaster. Lawrence H. Summers, The Washington Post, March 4
How a second Brexit referendum could be won — and lost. Camilla Cavendish, Financial Times, March 1
Trump Administration Warns Chinese Tech Giant Is A Security Threat. Philippe Le Corre (interview), NPR, February 27
Risky Retirement Business. Carmen Reinhart, Project Syndicate, February 26
Should Bold Ideas Drown Out Old Ideas? Jeffrey Frankel, Project Syndicate, February 25
No More 'Truth Decay'--It's time to stand up against anti-vaxxers. Scott Ratzan, MedPage Today, February 18
What Green New Deal advocates can learn from the 2009 economic stimulus act. Joseph Aldy, The Conversation, February 15
Amitabh Chandra elected to the National Academy of Social Insurance, February 14
Book talk on China's Crisis of Success (video). William Overholt, Center for Strategic and International Studies, February 10
M-RCBG releases new working paper on Revolution in Data: How new technologies are upending borrowing. Marshall Lux and Guillaume Delepine, February 8
No trade deal can dictate our relationship with China. Lawrence H. Summers, Washington Post, February 4
What to expect from the State of the Union. Elaine Kamarck, Brookings, February 4
M-RCBG releases working paper on Multisector Engagement for Sustainable Health (MESH). Scott Ratzan, February 2
The Euro at 20 Years. Jeffrey Frankel, Project Syndicate, January 25
Has economics failed us? Hardly. Larry Summers, Washington Post, January 25
The ripple effects of the U.S. government shutdown. Linda Bilmes, Barron's, January 22
4 priorities in the race to build a sustainable global food system. Jane Nelson, World Economic Forum blog, January 18
Rohini Pande on Gender, Economic Development & De-biasing Academia. She the People, January 12
Summers says China's economy is facing the toughest time in 10-20 years. Larry Summers, Bloomberg, January 9
To avoid government shutdowns, fix the budget process. Linda Bilmes, Boston Globe, January 7
We must prepare now for the likelihood of a recession. Lawrence Summers, Financial Times, January 7
Serbia: China's Open Door to the Balkans. Philippe Le Corre, The Diplomat, January 1