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Danny QuahI write on income inequality and social mobility, and on economic approaches to world order and Great Power competition.
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Negotiating an Inelastic US: Why G-minus is the Realist Outcome
Synopsis: If the US only ever responds inelastically, its diminished international relevance is the expected Realist outcome. If US trade policy continues to make it costlier for countries to export to the US, then those countries will even...
IMF got me rethinking multilateralism: How nations need to worry about aligning incentives, not about size or power
Synopsis: Multilateralism benefits everyone but its costs are asymmetrically distributed. The US used to be OK with this. It did not have a zero-sum view of the international system. Now it does. But the outcome isn’t just “America wins, we...
Multilateralism Can Survive the Loss of Consensus
Synopsis: International cooperation can advance, even when the most powerful players are at odds.
Pricing the China Shock: The Unintended Consequences of Sectoral Trade Protectionism
Synopsis: The China Shock can be measured in terms of import flows or, alternatively, as a price effect. Adopting the latter perspective, i.e., pricing the China Shock, helps explain, through a wage-price mechanism, why industrial policy at...
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Li Ka Shing Professor in Economics, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS
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