Macroeconomics and monetary policy

Clean Energy Can Supercharge Indonesia’s Economy

In the Brazilian Amazon, an Indigenous Bioeconomy Takes Root

Expanded trade agreements are meaningless without removing port constraints: Stuart J. Smyth for Inside Policy

Foundation for Economic Education·Publication

Japan’s Reflationist Bet Is Running Out of Road

Sana'a Center for Strategic Studies·Publication

A City Eroding in Silence: Survival and Adaptation in Sana’a

Resolution Foundation·Commentary

The triple lock is a symbol of a society that has stolen the young’s future

Enlil Center for Environment and Sustainable Development·Publication

Enlil Center | The Price of Knowing

Canada’s “keep paddling” tariff-war strategy—a useful myth, but not a plan: Mark Musselman for Inside Policy

Institute of Public Affairs·Report

Daniel Wild on The Rita Panahi Show News24 - 14 September 2026

Energy Innovation·Publication

Fixing California’s Electricity Prices: Q&A With GridLab’s Ric O’Connell

California’s electricity rates are now the second-highest in the country and roughly double the national average, having climbed faster than inflation since 2000. The post Fixing California’s Electricity Prices: Q&A With GridLab’s Ric O’Connell appeared first on Energy Innovation .

Show-Me Institute·Publication

Hillsboro School District Seeking Enormous Tax Increase

Brookings·Publication

Can fiscal, AI, or monetary news explain the rise in r*?

Kansas Policy Institute·Publication

Kansas Has Room to Let People Prosper

ifo·Publication

ifo Präsident Fuest: Zinserhöhung ist unvermeidlich

Foundation for Economic Education·Publication

What Critics Keep Getting Wrong About Capitalism

Show-Me Institute·Publication

City Admits Zoning Is a Barrier

Adam Smith Institute·Commentary

Interest rates are interest rates whatever the Chancellor says

China Observers in Central and Eastern Europe·Publication

Why China’s Export-maximizing Strategy Is Working – For Now

Wake up Canada! Trade diversification comes with a heavy economic cost: Jack Mintz in the Financial Post

Foundation for Economic Education·Publication

Oklahoma’s Tax Cuts Are Proving the Critics Wrong

The Economic Illiteracy of Tariff Man, Part II

A Primer on Government Spending and Red Ink, Part III

Foundation for Economic Education·Publication

Stop Preparing Kids for Jobs. Teach Them to Build a Livelihood.

Brookings·Publication

Can AI restore fiscal sustainability in the US?

Foundation for Economic Education·Publication

New Delhi’s Strategy Shows Why Protectionism Fails

A $4 billion hit – What Carney’s tariff retaliation could cost Canadian consumers: Trevor Tombe in The Hub

The Milei Miracle, Part VI

Global Taiwan Institute·Publication

Taiwan Needs a New Sanctions Strategy

IfW Kiel·Report

Kiel Insight | Special studies from the Kiel Institute Economic Outlook

IfW Kiel·Report

Kiel Institute Economic Outlook - Kiel Institute

IfW Kiel·Report

Monetary Macroeconomics | Research Center

IfW Kiel·Report

Kiel Institute topic: Economic Outlook

Foundation for Economic Education·Publication

Treading on the Market

Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies·Commentary

A South Korean Warning on the Perils of the AI Economy

SAIIA·Publication

Chair’s Statement at the Second Meeting of G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors – Asheville, US

Foundation for Economic Education·Publication

Newsom Celebrates a Higher Minimum Wage as California Jobs Struggle

The Cost of Socialism in Ghana

Can Chile Once Again Become the Latin Tiger?

Foundation for Economic Education·Publication

FEE at the 2026 Economics Olympiad

A Good Day for Javier Milei