15 Nov 2024 Economics as history: Assessing the 2024 Nobel Prize Stephen Grenville Rich country or poor country? Why a chain of causation proposed by this year’s winners is so controversial.
16 Jun 2023 Is US industrial policy headed in the wrong direction? Connor O’Brien Washington’s geopolitical strategy threatens to entrench economic hierarchies and undermine the global green transition.
10 May 2023 Malaysia’s Anwar seeks Asian Monetary Fund and “dedollarisation” Shankaran Nambiar By reviving an old idea, Malaysia’s PM hopes to be in the driver’s seat for regional economic leadership.
3 May 2023 International debt: Time for a global restructuring framework Stephen Grenville In domestic bankruptcy, a specialised institution settles creditors. Why can’t this be the case for emerging economies?
5 Sep 2022 Web3 is coming – with national security implications, too Sasha Fegan A new internet for the people and by the people is on the horizon. But decentralised power has its own problems.
30 Nov 2021 Time to step up on global kleptocracy Vafa Ghazavi Among other vital issues, Australia’s interests rely on the country taking a tough stance on corrupt wealth.
15 Nov 2021 Framing globalisation Anthea Roberts , Nicolas Lamp How governments and policymakers address global opportunities and threats is all down to perspective.
25 Jan 2021 The US and the next leader of the OECD Daniel F. Runde Australia’s candidate for Secretary-General is a favourable contender, but American backing is still up in the air.
11 Feb 2019 Indonesia’s role in multilateral development banks Retno Maruti The path to leadership is littered with old players and the status quo, not economic diversity.
19 Sep 2017 Managing economic risk in Asia: A strategy for Australia Stephen Grenville Much more active capital-flow management would reduce the likelihood of crisis.
18 Sep 2017 Using economic diplomacy to reduce financial risks in Asia Roland Rajah The IMF will remain important, particularly for dealing with deeper crises. But it risks becoming less central and an increasingly last resort.
6 Sep 2017 Toward more stable capital flows Mike Callaghan Strengthened international cooperation may require one international institution taking overall responsibility for capital flow management.
21 Dec 2015 Fed rate hike: time now for central banks to go back to basics on monetary policy Stephen Grenville
21 Dec 2015 IMF reforms pass Congress but too late to salvage US leadership credentials Mike Callaghan
8 Dec 2015 Australia and the US: good friends can sometimes differ in global economic diplomacy Stephen Grenville
15 Oct 2015 China's Belt and Road initiative likely to bypass Australia Benjamin Herscovitch The vast array of investments is emerging as one of the key foreign policy priorities of Xi Jinping's presidency.
9 Sep 2015 Why we shouldn't worry: This is what an economic transition is supposed to look like in China John Edwards