Barry Eichengreen

Barry Eichengreen is Professor of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley.

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Certain Uncertainty in the US Bond Market  Nov 10th 2023
How Global Currencies End  Sep 14th 2023
Winners and Losers in the AI Arms Race  May 11th 2023
Sympathy for the Algorithm Jan 14th 2023
America's Not-So-Great Inflation  Feb 10th 2022
America’s Dangerous Interregnum  Nov 10th 2020
Dollar Sensationalism Aug 15th 2020
Shelter from the Storm in 2019 Jan 10th 2019
The Dollar and its Discontents Oct 14th 2018
Globalization with Chinese Characteristics Aug 11th 2018
China and the Future of Democracy May 10th 2018
Ready or Not for the Next Recession? Jan 10th 2018
Can US States Right Trump’s Wrongs? Jun 13th 2017
Crouching Donald, Paper Tiger Apr 10th 2017
The Age of Hyper-Uncertainty Dec 14th 2016
Rescaling China’s Debt Mountain May 11th 2016
Reforming or Deforming the Fed? Jan 12th 2016
Today’s Productivity Paradox Dec 11th 2015
Is US Monetary Policy Made in China? Nov 10th 2015
The Promise and Peril of Macroprudential Policy Aug 7th 2015
Path to Grexit tragedy paved by political incompetence Jun 29th 2015
Europe’s Poisoned Chalice of Growth Apr 15th 2015
Putting Deflation First Dec 11th 2014
Europe’s Crisis Treadmill May 12th 2014
Losing Interest Apr 11th 2014
The Dollar and the Damage Done Feb 13th 2014
The ECB’s Bridge Too Far Dec 10th 2013
Chinese Industrialization and its Discontents Nov 9th 2013
The Dollar and the Debt Ceiling Oct 10th 2013
Lessons of a Greek Tragedy Jun 16th 2013
Open-Access Economics May 19th 2013
The Use and Abuse of Monetary History Apr 10th 2013
Europe’s Inevitable Haircut Dec 10th 2010
Is America Catching the British Disease? Nov 9th 2010
Commercialize the SDR Apr 27th 2009
The Non-Crisis of the Euro Nov 26th 2008