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Key Asian Currencies Still Substantially Undervalued with Respect to Dollar
July 23, 2008
Sanctions Success Is Possible But Not Common
July 15, 2008
Congress Should Tighten Definition of "Currency Manipulation" and Hold Treasury Accountable for Applying It
June 19, 2008
$1.5 Million Grant Supports Peterson Institute and World Resources Institute Research on International Trade and Climate Change Policies [pdf]
May 29, 2008
US Climate Change Policy Can Create Fair Playing Field On Trade [pdf]
May 21, 2008
North Korea Again Headed Toward Outright Famine [pdf]
April 30, 2008
Market Economy and Democratization Likely to Prevail in Russia's Future [pdf]
November 19, 2007
CBO Director Douglas Holtz-Eakin Joins Senior Staff of Peterson Institute for International Economics [pdf]
October 10, 2007
Adam Posen Becomes Deputy Director of Peterson Institute for International Economics [pdf]
October 10, 2007
Peterson Institute for International Economics Launches Major New India Program [pdf]
September 25, 2007
New Book Reveals How Capitalism Succeeded While Democracy Building Failed in Former Communist Countries [pdf]
September 19, 2007
World Agriculture Faces Serious Decline from Global Warming [pdf]
September 12, 2007
Arab Economies Face Massive Bulge in Labor Force and Require Renewed Globalization to Respond [pdf]
June 12, 2007
New International Report Calls for Major Exchange Rate Realignments [pdf]
March 27, 2007
Institute for International Economics Renamed in Honor of Founding Chairman Peter G. Peterson [pdf]
October 24, 2006
Accelerating the Globalization of America: The Role for Information Technology [pdf]
October 5, 2006
Reforming Agriculture Key to Successful Trade Talks, But More Needed for Development Round [pdf]
September 27, 2006
Exon-Florio Reform Could Hinder Investment to the United States [pdf]
May 18, 2006
Reforms Needed to Reinvigorate the IMF [pdf]
February 7, 2006
Institute Proposes Major US Corporate Tax Reform [pdf]
November 10, 2005
Upgrading NAFTA to Meet New Trade and Security Challenges [pdf]
October 18, 2005
Why Does Immigration Divide America? [pdf]
September 29, 2005
US Fiscal Adjustment and Further Dollar Decline Required to Curb Rising US External Debt [pdf]
September 19, 2005
Global Economic Growth to Slow in 2006 [pdf]
September 14, 2005
Stabilizing Capital Flows to Emerging Markets [pdf]
July 19, 2005
New "Social Compact" Needed to Restore Consensus for Open Trade Policy [pdf]
June 15, 2005
Prospective US-Egypt FTA Could Yield Important Benefits to Both Partners [pdf]
May 17, 2005
Euro's Impending Global Role Hampered by Lag in European Economic Reforms [pdf]
April 15, 2005
Continued Solid Global Growth in 2005 but Rising Risks for 2006 [pdf]
April 7, 2005
A New Foreign Economic Policy for the United States
February 9, 2005
Improvements Needed in the Fight Against Global Money Laundering
December 14, 2004
Bringing Taiwan into Asian Trade Liberalization
December 10, 2004
Substantial Further Dollar Decline Needed to Restore Balance to World Economy
November 30, 2004
New IMF and G-7 Strategies Needed to Resolve International Financial Crises
September 28, 2004
Major New Economic Reforms Needed In Europe
September 14, 2004
Global Free Trade Could Lift 500 Million People Out of Poverty
June 17, 2004
The United States Should Pursue Fewer but Larger Free Trade Agreements
May 7, 2004
Currency Mismatches at Center of Financial Crises in Emerging Economies
April 22, 2004
Global Growth Strong But Faces Risks From High Oil Prices, Budget Deficits, And Payments Imbalances
April 1, 2004
North Korean Political Stability in Play with Enormous Implications for South Korea
January 12, 2004
United States, Euroland, and Japan Should Adopt Inflation Targeting
October 30, 2003
Economic Recovery To Be Strong And Globalized
September 9, 2003
New Class Action Vehicle Threatens World Economy
July 24, 2003
Latin America Needs to Modify, Not Reverse, the Washington Consensus
May 12, 2003
Bradford Jensen to be Deputy Director of Institute for International Economics
April 9, 2003
"Asian Model" Of Industrial Policy Unlikely To Drive Growth In Other Developing Countries
April 2, 2003
India Needs More Global Engagement to Achieve Rapid Growth
March 24, 2003
Substantial Decline Required in Value of Dollar
February 26, 2003
China Expert Nicholas R. Lardy to Join Institute for International Economics
February 20, 2003
Korean Diaspora Makes Sizable Contribution to Korean and U.S. Economies
January 23, 2003
New East Asian Financial Arrangements Deserve International Support
October 2, 2002
World Poverty has Declined Sharply Under Globalization
September 26, 2002
Moderate Global Growth Expected But Europe Needs More Expansionary Policies
September 18, 2002
Former IMF Official Blames Fund in Argentina's Economic Collapse
July 16, 2002
G-8 Summit Must Act Decisively to Avert Global Trade War
June 24, 2002
IMF Gold Should Fund More Debt Relief for Poorest Countries
April 17, 2002
New Currency Regime of "Managed Floating Plus" Recommended for Larger Emerging Economies
April 16, 2002
Institute Senior Fellow Awarded One Million Yen for Korea Study
March 12, 2002
World Economy Could Gain $600 Billion from Reducing Global Price Differences
February 26, 2002
Fischer, McDonough, Soros, and Summers Join Board of Directors of Institute for International Economics
January 22, 2002
Understanding the Foundations for Shared Higher Productivity Growth in the Asia-Pacific Region
October 17, 2001
Globalization Increases Wages, Productivity, and Growth of American Firms, Workers, and Communities
October 11, 2001
Wage Insurance Needed to Counter Large Earnings Losses Experienced by Trade-Displaced Workers
October 11, 2001
The United States Should Stop Bashing Japan
October 3, 2001
Reform of G-10 Capital Suppliers Equally Important as Demand-Side Structural Reform to Manage Financial Crises
September 18, 2001
Trade Promotion Authority Needed to Open New WTO Round
September 10, 2001
Trade Promotion Authority Needed to Advance Free Trade Area of the Americas
September 10, 2001
A Blueprint for a North American Community
August 30, 2001
IMF Chief Economist to Join Institute for International Economics
July 20, 2001
Genoa G-8 Summit Should Commit $10 Billion a Year to Global Health Fund
July 12, 2001
New East Asian Blocs Could Alter Global Trading System
May 25, 2001
US Public Split Over Globalization Due to Sharp Differences in Education Levels
March 7, 2001
Institute Announces Three New Senior Fellows
January 11, 2001
Resolving the Japan Financial Crisis
October 25, 2000
Antiglobalists Did Not Kill the Multilateral Agreement on Investment
October 16, 2000
Emerging Market Economies Need Not Fix or Float
September 19, 2000
Intellectual Property Rights Can Spur Developing Countries and World Growth
August 16, 2000
WTO Should Launch New Trade Round in 2001
July 27, 2000
Effective E-Commerce Policies can Boost US Economy by $400 Billion
July 17, 2000
New Study Unveils Early Warning System for Financial Crisis
June 28, 2000
United States Should Pursue "Tough Love" Approach to North Korea in Wake of North-South Summit
June 22, 2000
Labor and Environmental Reforms Needed to Restart US Trade Policy
October 26, 1999
Is the US Trade Deficit Sustainable?
September 14, 1999
Congress Should Support the Exchange Stabilization Fund
April 21, 1999
International Monetary Crises Call for Urgent Four-Part Reform Program
February 25, 1999
New Study of Chinese Marketplace Suggests Revised US Policy Priorities
January 12, 1999
A "Grand Bargain" to Eliminate Distortions to Foreign Direct Investment
December 17, 1998
Trade Protection Stunts the Chinese Economy
November 19, 1998
Institute Study Calls for New Approach and Early Launch of Global Trade Talks
September 17, 1998
Asian Devaluations Add Sharply to United States Trade Deficit
July 21, 1998
Asian Crisis Reveals Need for Major Reforms on International Financial Architecture
June 3, 1998
Dollar Overvalued Substantially Against Yen, Modestly Against Euro
May 13, 1998
Fast-Track Trade Legislation Must be Revived in 1999
April 15, 1998
World Trade Organization Should Improve Quality and Expand Scope of Trade Policy Reviews
April 15, 1998
New Agricultural Liberalization Needed in Next Global Trade Talks
April 15, 1998
New International Initiatives Needed on Antitrust Policy
November 20, 1997
Trade Impact on US Wages: Modest in Past, Less in Future
November 6, 1997
Regional Blocs Support Global Trade System
October 16, 1997
APEC Needs New Environmental Agenda
October 16, 1997
Upcoming APEC Summit Should Create New Arrangements to Prevent and Respond to Future Monetary Crises in Asia Pacific Region
October 16, 1997
Fast-Track Trade Authority Should Be Permanent But Should Explicitly Endorse New Negotiations
September 8, 1997
Architect of Free Trade Area of Americas Proposes Negotiation by 2000
April 30, 1997
New International Banking Standard Needed to Counter Worldwide Banking Crises
April 18, 1997
Economic Sanctions Reduce US Exports by $15 Billion to $20 Billion Annually
April 16, 1997
Globalization Requires Positive Government Policy Responses
March 13, 1997
White House National Economic Council Needs More Regular Procedures and More Consistent Presidential Support
November 6, 1996
Crawling Bands Work
October 2, 1996
Ambitious Agenda Proposed for Initial World Trade Organization Ministerial
September 30, 1996
Avoiding Future Mexicos Requires Policy Reforms by Emerging Markets and Initiatives for Global Crisis Prevention/Management
September 27, 1996
Memorandum to the Press: New Institute Study
June 18, 1996
G-7 Has Decided Drastically: Exchange Rate and Financial Reforms Required
June 4, 1996
United States Should Reform Tax System and Adjust All New Business Taxes at the Border
January 25, 1996
Japan Must Provide Strong Leadership for Upcoming Summit
October 12, 1995
Dollar's Resurgence Will Worsen US External Deficit; G-7 Should Act or Halt or Partially Reverse Dollar's Rise
September 20, 1995
Currency Boards are Not the Answer
September 20, 1995
Implementation of Free Trade Program Proposed for Upcoming APEC Summit
August 25, 1995