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The Changing Structure of U.S. External Financing: Creditors, Capital Flows, and the Demand for Dollar Assets
As U.S. financing shifts from official reserve managers toward private and increasingly market-sensitive investors, the resilience of the dollar-centered financial system will depend more heavily on who absorbs new Treasury supply, at what price, and under what conditions.
Sep 1


Regulating Stablecoins as Money: A Framework for Trust, Competition, and Financial Stability
Stablecoin regulation should make the monetary promise credible through sound reserves, reliable redemption, resilient infrastructure, and stronger safeguards as scale and systemic importance increase.
Aug 31


Artificial Intelligence and the Next Development Frontier: Productivity, Capability, and the Institutions That Determine the Gains
Artificial intelligence could reshape development by lowering the cost of expertise, but its productivity gains will ultimately depend on infrastructure, institutions, human capital, and the ability to adapt technology to local conditions.
Aug 28
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