Amir Kermani, Professor of Finance and Real Estate at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, ...

Wha thinks the technology’s impact will be determined less by frontier innovation than by diffusion and adoption.

Simon Johnson & Amir Kermani argue that ending the ongoing cascade of unintended consequences requires putting economic ...

Dambisa Moyo observes that while geopolitical turmoil drives up prices today, AI could drag them down in the coming years.

Daoud Kuttab finds little sense, and much potential for grave harm, in the stated rationale for occupying southern Lebanon.

Shashi Tharoor considers how to overcome key risks and harness the country’s advantages in talent, stability, and scale.

Morten Nyboe Tabor asks how we can estimate future outcomes when unforeseeable structural change upends existing models.

Janak Raj proposes a strategy for developing and emerging economies to reduce their exposure to the US dollar.

Erian warns that, despite its strengths, the economy will not remain insulated from the Iran war’s adverse spillovers.

Ian Buruma examines why threatening civilians’ survival is a surefire way to convince them not to turn on their leaders.

Guillermo Ortiz highlights the increasingly visible effects of political centralization and poor use of fiscal resources.

Enrique Krauze sees an opportunity to take the path not chosen after the Soviet Union’s collapse more than three decades ago.