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Martin WolfFinancial Times |
The path to a new energy economy is clear, but it is technically and politically difficult
The longstanding dream of a high wage, high productivity economy requires coherent policy
As economies exit the pandemic, the job of central banks is relatively simple — less generous, better targeted assistance
Property’s great investment boom has reached its limit — the economy needs new drivers of demand
Politicians should consider radical alternatives to managing an unpleasant normality
A constitutional crisis looms as Trump tightens his grip on the Republicans ahead of 2024
Stagflation would create devastating problems for weaker borrowers, notably heavily indebted emerging economies.
Large, diversified CDC funds will allow generations to protect each other
Money must adapt to an era of new technology— but it has to work for society as a whole
Lack of a truly global response to the pandemic augurs badly for common action on climate change
Their massive long-term outperformance occurred despite world wars, the Depression and the global financial crisis
The realities of relative power mean the UK and EU are — and will remain — far from equals
But the necessary structural reforms will be harder than many economists imagine
Misguided policies threaten the security in retirement of almost everyone working in the UK private sector
The principal threats to western values come not from China but from inside our own societies
America’s economy suffers from inequality and poor labour performance but this is not due to global trade
Existing defined benefit pension funds should be consolidated and opened to a new generation of savers
And that will be bad news for the rest of the world economy as it recovers from the pandemic
High-income states can help by lending on their IMF special drawing rights
Failure to address multiple challenges facing the country will result in national decline
This is a global war but bold action on vaccines gives our governments the opportunity to win it
Both monetary and fiscal policy are, by historical standards, wildly expansionary
As Donald Trump’s grip on the Republican party tightens, Joe Biden is playing for huge stakes — and he knows it
If the COP26 summit is to be the decisive moment it should be, three things must be done
Government should get to work on a credible plan for taxing emissions
Its economic assets are too great and, while America could falter, that would be its choice and not its fate
Nothing would be more foolish than policymakers in rich countries turning away from global challenges
The good news is growth is accelerating; the bad news is major economic, health and social risks remain
Prices are higher than at any time since the 1880s, except for the year before the financial crisis
If a correction is due to higher rates and stronger growth, it would not matter much — except to investors
It has fallen to our generation to take responsibility for the planet and here is how to do it
Planned increases are a move away from Conservative orthodoxy but may deter business investment
Rishi Sunak’s Budget reverses some Conservative principles but fails on the vision post-pandemic Britain needs
Amid a wide range of options, inflation targeting remains the simplest and least bad
It might be no bad thing if the US fiscal stimulus ended up somewhat smaller than now proposed
As a nation loses its ability to innovate, it starts to stagnate
It is also a trial of our enlightened self-interest and will need G20 leadership to succeed
The cost of jabs for all would be a rounding error; it is also the only way to end the pandemic for good
Rishi Sunak needs to spell out in his budget that he understands why this needs to happen, and how
Unlike the Soviet Union, the US and its allies have to co-operate and compete with its rising power
The Democrats have to prove that government can work — the Republicans are determined to prove the opposite
The development of city-regions should not be at London’s expense
Donald Trump was just a symptom and the US is still in danger from those who peddle lies in place of truth
The IMF chief calls for global co-operation to support health systems and limit the damage of economic scarring
This remains a foolish and unnecessary divorce, yet the reality may bring some benefits
Pluto-populists’ strategy of using identity issues to convince voters to act against their economic interests is working
The bigger question is whether rock-bottom interest rates will revert to ‘normal’ and, if so, when
Britain must reassure the world it is in the hands of competent leaders
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