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Digital Finance Without Cryptocurrencies Digital Finance Without Cryptocurrencies
Dec 1, 2021 makes the case for central banks to become the primary issuers of electronic money.
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Omicron and What Comes Next Omicron and What Comes Next
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The Pandemic and Africa's Social Safety Net The Pandemic and Africa's Social Safety Net
Dec 1, 2021 , et al. highlight the need to reform the region’s tax and benefit systems in light of the COVID-19 crisis.
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The Connectivity War The Connectivity War
Dec 1, 2021 describes how globalization and connectivity offer new means for engaging in conflict, as the recent migration crises demonstrate all too clearly.
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Burning Energy
The recent surge in oil, gas, and electricity prices is forcing governments to confront a policy and political challenge that is further complicating the green transition. Advocates of a rapid shift to renewables need to face an uncomfortable fact: when demand spikes, the world needs all the energy it can get.
