Third Quarter 2017
Trump Country
But maybe not for long
Suburban Poverty
Behind the white picket fence
Building Bipartisan Health Care With Conservative Bricks
If the Republicans were serious...
Preparing for Pandemics
A trillion-dollar externality?
An Economic Case for Universal Basic Income
Kinder, gentler globalism.
Stopping the Race to the Bottom
Taking the hard sell out of securities ratings.
The Case Against Corporate Short-Termism
Myopia doesn't pay.
Adaptive Markets: Financial Evolution at the Speed of Thought
A revolutionary alternative to market economics as usual
University Research in Peril
False Economies
Turkey Circles the Drain
Erdoganomics 101
Summary of this Issue
Ed Dolan unties the Gordian Knot of health care reform by designing a system of universal coverage with conservative principles. Ramanan Laxminarayan calls for preparedness in the face of pandemic disease outbreaks, which have become the new normal. Komal Sri-Kumar and Masood Sohaili make a strong case for universal basic income, the idea that everyone should get a monthly check from the government. Howard Esaki and Larry White propose an Olympics-inspired solution to make securities ratings more reliable. Tim Koller, James Manyika and Sree Ramaswamy prove that short-term thinking really does work against a company’s best interests. Elizabeth Kneebone shines a light on the rise of poverty in America’s suburbs. Ross DeVol warns against cutting federal funding for university research. Robert Looney chronicles the rise and fall of Turkey’s economy. Andrew Lo offers a revolutionary alternative to market economics as usual. Bill Frey takes a county-level snapshot of the country’s demographics to explain the 2016 presidential election.