A broad set of institutions—from the World Trade Organization (WTO) to the World Bank and International Monetary Fund—underpin global trade and economic exchange. GTIPA-member reports in this category examine a variety of facets of international economic institutions, from WTO reform to the effect of regional development banks.
A new paper by Professor Scott Simon explores why Canada needs to update its Taiwan strategy and how policy-makers can set about doing so.
Transatlantic Trends 2022 presents the results of surveys conducted in 14 countries from all corners of the transatlantic community. Divided into four chapters, Transatlantic Trends provides a detailed picture of public opinion on core and contemporary issues: global order, transatlantic relations, international security and defense, and relations with China.
As a contributor to the book Payment Ecosystems, International Perspectives for Colombia, TicTac analyzed international payment ecosystems, on which it based a series of recommendations for the Colombian financial environment.
With inflation on the rise, the Bank of Canada should re-examine the link between growth in the money supply and future inflation, according to a new report from the C.D. Howe Institute. In “Money Talks: The Old, New Tool for Predicting Inflation,” authors Steve Ambler and Jeremy Kronick show that tracking growth in the money supply, from cash and bank accounts to savings bonds and more, is a useful predictor of inflation in the short and long run. “Money talks and what it’s predicting for inflation is not encouraging,” says co-author Ambler.
This May 16, the ICI 2022 made by the Liberal Network of Latin America (Relial) was published in collaboration with all the organizations that comprise it and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for freedom.
This May 16, the ICI 2022 made by the Liberal Network of Latin America (Relial) was published in collaboration with all the organizations that comprise it and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for freedom.
The last decade has not been favorable to democracy worldwide. The rise of right-wing populists and the hardening of autocratic rule have left clear imprints. The Bertelsmann Stiftung's Transformation Index (BTI) traces this development for 137 developing countries and emerging economies, or four-fifths of the world's population. For this purpose, we provide more than 5,000 pages of country analyses and a comprehensive data package.
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After the government closed the deal with the Fund, one of the main discussions is how the opposition or even part of the alliance that is in power should vote. From t
A positive expectation has been generated by the closing of the negotiation with the International Monetary Fund. It is not for less, if we arrived in March without a refinancing of the more than USD5,000 million that are due with that organization and the Paris Club, we would go into default and, from then on, a great deepening of the crisis, with a tremendous societal cost. Now, does that mean that all the problems of the Argentines have been solved?