110 Research Items Found
April 27, 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic may spur a period of "economic Darwinism," finishing off weak businesses and favoring wealthy nations, write the …
March 25, 2019
The author applies a rigorous approach for developing a projection of growth and employment in India, concluding that the “Make …
June 25, 2017
NAFTA has neither been the enormous success that its supporters believe, nor the disaster that its detractors claim. Renegotiating NAFTA …
June 15, 2017
Most analysis of NAFTA begins by citing the huge increase in bilateral trade between the U.S., Canada and Mexico since …
February 28, 2017
Changes to the statutory liquidity ratio rules in India holds out the tantalizing prospect of a bonanza that could help …
Russell A. Green, Ph.D., is a Baker Institute nonresident fellow and a senior economist at the International Monetary Fund. Green previously held the position of Will Clayton Fellow for International Economics at the Baker Institute. His research touched on U.S. …
Ronald Soligo is a professor emeritus of economics at Rice University and a Rice scholar at the James A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy. His research focuses on economic growth and development and energy economics. Soligo was awarded the …
