The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly disrupted American society—especially health care. Despite rapid rollout of safe and effective vaccines, COVID surges and variants have strained the health care delivery system to...

By Bhaskar Chakravorti

By Emiliana VegasAmong education economists, there has been a long-standing debate around whether and to what extent money matters to improve student outcomes. The source of the debate comes from...

By George IngramThe Paris Declaration of 2005 galvanized the aid effectiveness agenda around five core principles: country ownership, donor harmonization, alignment with country priorities, managing for results (for which evidence-based...

By Indermit Gill, Peter NagleInflation has returned, and it is wreaking havoc. Surging economic activity, supply-chain disruptions, and soaring commodity prices combined in 2021 to push global inflation to its...

If only they had used a shepherd’s pie!The post Let Them Eat Pie first appeared on Armstrong Economics.

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By Raymond GilpinTransitioning some 900 million Africans from biomass fuels to more affordable and environmentally friendly options over the next year could help prevent the deaths of millions of Africans...

https://www.armstrongeconomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Tucker-Ukraine-Peace.mp4   Back in 2014, the people were upset that the US was selecting the new leadership following the fall of Yanukovich. They were told if they revolted against the...

ASIA: The global economic fallout of the war in Ukraine is expected to negatively impact India’s economy, while the immediate impact of the conflict on China is likely to be...