A ‘Jobs First’ Growth Strategy
March 1, 2011Leo HinderyThe opening theme of the 2011 State of the Union address, and the theme that the President has carried forward since then, was his insistence that the nation has at long last...
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The Main Cause of China’s High Savings: Income Suppression for High Investment
As was suggested in an earlier post, China has an unusual low level of consumption and unusual high level of investment and savings. The high level of savings is not, as is often assumed, attributable...
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The Quake, the Economy, and the Markets
-- This is a guest post by Jay Pelosky, Principal, J2Z Advisory, LLC -- Japan’s massive earthquake, follow on tsunami and subsequent nuclear power plant upheaval have reinforced uncertainty regarding...
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Urban World
Mapping the Economic Power of Cities Event Time and Date: Wednesday, April 13, 2011 - 9:00am - 11:00amLocation: New America Foundation 1899 L Street NW Suite 400 Washington, DC20036See map: Google...
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China’s New Resource Diplomacy
Challenges for American Foreign Policy Event Time and Date: Friday, April 22, 2011 - 3:00pm - 5:00pmLocation: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1779 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington,...
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Bloomberg TV Features Lincoln Ellis and the World Economic Roundtable
Lincoln Ellis, Managing Director of the Strategic Financial Group and Chief Investment Officer of the Linn Group, spoke with Bloomberg’s Matt Miller and Carol Massar yesterday about the World Economic...
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A Vision for Economic Renewal
An American Jobs Agenda July 26, 2011 Task Force on Job Creation The economic environment in America today is more dire than most of us have ever known. We are in the midst of an unemployment...
View ArticleA Call for Bi-Sectoralism
In today's Huffington Post, Bruce Jentleson, a policy wonk, and Jay Pelosky, a seasoned global investor, argue that the public and private sectors in the United States must cooperate if the country is...
View Article2012 & the Global Search for Yield
-- This is a guest post by Jay Pelosky, Principal, J2Z Advisory, LLC. It was originally posted on the Huffington Post. -- While much has transpired in financial markets over the past quarter, much...
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UN Report Discusses Critical Need for Social Protection Floor
“In 1948, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights called for social protection for all in the form of adequate life standards, access to health, education, food, housing, and social security …Despite...
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Who Pays for Free Trade?: How FTAs Affect the Unbanked
This post originally appeared on the SPINNAKER Network.Two weeks ago, President Obama announced Congress’s approval of three long-awaited trade deals with Colombia, Panama, and South Korea. They have...
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Inequality, Wages and Financial Crises
At the last World Economic Roundtable, Michael Kumhof, Deputy Division Chief of the Modeling Division of the International Monetary Fund, and Raymond Torres, Director of the International Institute for...
View ArticleThe Sidebar: China's Global Influence and Iran's Nuclear Ambition
Afshin Molavi and Sam Sherraden discuss The tensions surrounding Iran’s nuclear development program, the state of manufacturing jobs in the US, and how China’s growing influence is affecting economic...
View ArticleEconomic Growth Program Releases New Report on Manufacturing
The Domestic Manufacturing Industry is Modernizing, and Transforming the Economy. April 18, 2012Washington, D.C. -- American policymakers are beginning to catch on: The domestic manufacturing...
View ArticleGet an MBA, Save the World
April 23, 2012 If you want to work in international development, go work for a big, bad multinational company. Charles KennyApril 23, 2012URL: http://newamerica.net/node/66718 Perhaps it's the...
View ArticleWhy Eduardo Saverin Has Company in Singapore
May 24, 2012Parag Khanna Ayesha Khanna May 24, 2012URL: http://newamerica.net/node/67922 It’s a cliché that the Pacific Ocean is displacing the Atlantic, that China will replace America at the top of...
View ArticleIMF to the U.S. and Europe: Help Not Wanted
June 15, 2012Charles KennyJune 15, 2012URL: http://newamerica.net/node/68590 As the Great Recession rumbles on, hitting the old, very rich countries of Europe and North America far harder than the...
View ArticleA Glitch in the Matrix
September 11, 2012 Why the pivot to Asia has no clothes. Barry C. LynnSeptember 11, 2012URL: http://newamerica.net/node/71238 Economic interdependence among nations, Americans have long believed, is...
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Public Attitudes Toward the Next Social Contract
January 15, 2013 Bruce Stokes, Pew Research Center Click here to download the full paper as a PDF.The recent deliberations in Washington about the fiscal cliff have triggered a national debate in the...
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Building a Bridge to a Tri-Polar World Economy: An American Growth Strategy
May 21, 2013 Jay Pelosky, J2Z Advisory Click here to download the full paper as a PDF.[Download the full paper here].Five years into the global financial crisis, the prospects for economic growth are...
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