New data has sparked a debate about the state of the economy. Here’s what some of our faculty members had to say.
Columbia Business School Professor Abby Joseph Cohen recently joined former Dean Glenn Hubbard to discuss the forces that could shape the economy and markets in the year ahead.
Angela W. Lee, faculty director at the Lang Center, shares advice on how to excel as a venture capital investor.
Founders must be patient and disciplined, and make the most of leading-edge technology to navigate the economic storms of 2023.
Global action is also a matter of self-interest for developed economies.
A looming default by the Chinese property developer Evergrande has sent shock waves through global capital markets. The Chinese government and central bank have the means to prevent a full-blown financial crisis, but they need to communicate their strategy now in order to calm jittery investors.
This far-reaching regulation has inadvertently led to increased risk-taking by borrowers and poses a growing threat to the global economy.
Chazen Institute Director Glenn Hubbard and Chazen Senior Scholar Pierre Yared discuss the decades-old trend of rising national debt. Among their insights: the problem isn’t unique to the US.
In the face of geopolitical instability, the IMF must embrace capital controls.
Loopholes and semantics could significantly weaken this much-needed tax.