The Globalist

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

Four incorrect assumptions veil the truth about Greece’s economic situation.

The European Central Bank needs to realize the monetary policy bucket is now empty.

Fiscal discipline does not determine economic growth and competitiveness.

It is not only countries in Europe’s southern periphery that mismanage their national economies.

Wouldn’t Slovenia be better off making critical business sector reforms on its own to improve its economic potential?

Reflections on the U.S. subprime mortgage troubles and the Asian financial crisis of 1997.

What effect could Western opposition to China’s handling of Tibet have on China’s economic growth?

Will China finally lose its luster? Will the global economy stumble or soar? Here are some predictions for 2008.

From fissures in the EU to a unified Middle East to a booming world economy, what are some events that could occur in 2007?