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Analysis

Data distraction and our budget

Debapriya Bhattacharya Published 11 June 2020

As success has many fathers, witty comments too have many misattributed sources. For example, the sentence that "there are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies,…

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Economics, Disrupted

Published 11 June 2020

Policymakers, scholars, business leaders, and ordinary citizens are all grappling with the far-reaching implications of digital technology, and economists are no exception. In fact, more than…

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The Pandemic and Political Order: It Takes a State

Published 10 June 2020

Major crises have major consequences, usually unforeseen. The Great Depression spurred isolationism, nationalism, fascism, and World War II—but also led to the New Deal, the rise…

Analysis

The state steps in to save global economies

Published 9 June 2020

Covid-19 has forced governments to prioritise the needs of their citizens. To do that, they’ve had to override the ideas and laws that underpinned the extreme…

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Realities and Responses: Budget 2020-2021

Sinha M A Sayeed Published 9 June 2020

Ruling 14-party alliance led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is full of activity with the formulation of Budget 2020-2021 under such landscapes when world is befuddled…

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American exceptionalism in the age of Trump

Joseph S. Nye, Jr. Published 9 June 2020

In my recent study of 14 presidents since 1945, “Do Morals Matter,” I found that Americans want a moral foreign policy, but have been torn over…