To what extent has America's global leadership been based on its economic leadership? What does the recent economic turmoil portend for international economic institutions and for America's role? What will replace the failed post-World War II Bretton Woods system and institutions? In his recent paper, "The End of the 'American...

The European Monetary Union will break down, and Europe will be better off for it, notwithstanding widespread warnings from European politicians of what an "unthinkable" disaster its breakup would be.

A full-fledged international role for the yuan, as a store of value as well as a medium of exchange and unit of account, is highly unlikely in the near term.

In her short but strident debut, Dambisa Moyo takes up the argument that aid is often ineffective and can inhibit growth as if it were new.

What is so special about hedge funds? How do they relate to mutual funds?

Democratic capitalism and the Pax Americana have brought many more global benefits than is often realized.

Meltzer's Irving Kristol Lecture at AEI's 2003 Annual Dinner.

If a country adopts market-oriented policies of privatization and deregulation, foreign lenders and investors are willing to finance development.