Morocco at COP 26
As COP 26 unfolds, more attention is likely to be paid to big emitters such as China and the United States than to the situation of small developing...
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Is rising inflation a global risk?
Mounting inflation in the major financial centers have raised concerns about the consequences on macroeconomic stability, including the Central Bank...
What will be the effect of the EU’s Carbon Border Tax on Morocco, and how should Morocco react?
The European Commission recently presented several legislative proposals as part of its “Fit for 55” initiative, designed to accelerate the reduction...
Confronting “Deglobalization” in the Multilateral Trading System
The first two decades of this millennium were marked by major political, economic and geopolitical disruptions. This has led many analysts to predict...
The EU’s Carbon Border Tax is Likely to do More Harm than Good
The EU's proposed carbon border tax is well intentioned. It is motivated by climate concerns, not by protectionism. However, the tax is based on...
China: Developing Country and World Trade Giant
China remains a developing country but is also a dominant force in world trade. This duality is the source of acute tensions in trade relations, and...
Is China a Developing Country?
China is the world's largest exporter of goods. It is also, by any plausible criterion, a developing country. China's dual status needs to...
Pandemic Preparedness, Morocco, and Africa
Preparedness for the next pandemic is an essential investment. To get it right, countries must stay flexible and reinforce their international health...
How the World Trading System Promotes and Impedes the Diversification of Developing Countries
Diversification is important because it is associated with economic growth and reduced volatility. Export diversification is especially important for...
After Trump
Whether President Trump is reelected or not, the United States will, sooner or later, revert to a traditonalist foreign policy of openness and...