Twenty years ago, something happened when Pablo Peña sat in Prof. Gary Becker’s doctoral-level course at the University of Chicago. As the economist lectured on human capital theory, a concept he’d ...

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Policymakers have to make sure the medium-term inflation target is protected in a volatile environment, the ECB’s chief economist says.

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Let’s be clear, researchers who predict the ascendancy of China are wrong. Yes, some of President Donald Trump’s economic policies are misguided and, in the short run, will impede economic growth.

The United States is drifting toward the interventionist policy mix behind Argentina’s economic decline just as Argentina is embracing the free-market playbook that powered America’s success.

This is a narrow view—tariffs and the short-run economic outlook—that ignores long-term consequences as well as impacts on specifically-impacted businesses, workers and consumers.

The effect is very small in the short run, but compounds like interest to be significant by our grandchildren’s era. Uncertainty about tariff policy constitutes our greatest economic risk in 2025.