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Spring time in the global economy
The global economic outlook is as strong as it has been for a long time. But work is needed to ensure that the benefits are broadly shared.
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The Suez Canal, Coronavirus, & scale
From the grounding of the Ever Given in the Suez Canal to managing Coronavirus and vaccines, recent events show that scale is not always a good thing.
David Skilling
Apr 1
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It's just getting started
The political rupture reflected in Brexit and Trump continues to play out, now in macro policy and beyond. The policy regime change underway will have …
David Skilling
Mar 19
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A marathon not a sprint
The countries that are currently seen as the best performers in managing Covid may have faded by year end. Expect more surprises in 2021.
David Skilling
Mar 5
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Large economies should think small
From Italy to the US, large economies are adopting elements of the small economy policy playbook.
David Skilling
Feb 19
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Vaccinations & varieties of capitalism
Variation in the speed of vaccinations provides insight into the shape of the immediate economic recovery as well as the medium-term outlook
David Skilling
Feb 5
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Dancing with the dragon
Managing economic & political relationships with China is increasingly challenging for advanced economies around the world.
David Skilling
Jan 22
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Anarchy in the USA
The storming of Capitol Hill reflects deep divisions in the US, with implications for the US and the world
David Skilling
Jan 8
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