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US-China decoupling by the numbers - Vimarsana News

US-China decoupling by the numbers

NEW HAVEN — American politicians have a long history of mangling economic-policy debates. Some recognise reality, like when George H.W. Bush characterised so-called supply-side tax cuts as “voodoo economics”. But far too many to distort economic statistics and analysis to score political points, think of “Modern Monetary Theory” or “deficit scolds”.

US-China decoupling by the numbers - Vimarsana News

US-China decoupling by the numbers

NEW HAVEN — American politicians have a long history of mangling economic-policy debates. Some recognise reality, like when George H.W. Bush characterised so-called supply-side tax cuts as “voodoo economics”. But far too many to distort economic statistics and analysis to score political points, think of “Modern Monetary Theory” or “deficit scolds”.

China's policy paralysis - Vimarsana News

China's policy paralysis

Stephen Roach argues that the Chinese government's muted stimulus is an attempt to wean itself off debt-intensive economic growth

US-China decoupling by the numbers | View Points - Vimarsana News

US-China decoupling by the numbers | View Points

American politicians have a long history of mangling economic-policy debates. Some recognise reality, like when...

US-China decoupling by the numbers - Vimarsana News

US-China decoupling by the numbers

NEW HAVEN — American politicians have a long history of mangling economic-policy debates. Some recognise reality, like when George H.W. Bush characterised so-called supply-side tax cuts as “voodoo economics”. But far too many distort economic statistics and analysis to score political points — think of “Modern Monetary Theory” or “deficit scolds”.