Economics & Policy
The IMF's Unfinished Business
In the face of geopolitical instability, the IMF must embrace capital controls.
“The last few years have taught us that business leaders can’t afford to stay on the sidelines when it comes to world events. Today’s challenges are increasingly complex and require greater collaboration across stakeholders. The Hub, which will bring academia, industry, government, non-profits, and the broader public together, is an essential part of combatting these challenges, and, ultimately, driving true change and impact.”
- Oded Netzer, Vice Dean for Research and Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business, Columbia Business School
In the face of geopolitical instability, the IMF must embrace capital controls.
Giving frontline officers more leeway, not more oversight, in the procurement process could save governments significant time and money.
Requiring monetary contributions to CSR causes might actually backfire, according to research by Chazen Senior Scholar Shivaram Rajgopal.
Getting Finance for Climate Improvement
What if America Delists Chinese Firms?