NEW HAVEN — With charges flying back and forth between the United States and China ahead of the eagerly awaited December 1 meeting between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping at the upcoming G-20 meeting in Buenos Aires, resolving the conflict has taken on great urgen

NEW HAVEN — Codependency never ends well in personal relationships.

NEW HAVEN — In an increasingly interconnected global economy, cross-border trade and financial-capital linkages have come to matter more than ever.

NEW HAVEN — November 2018 will mark the tenth anniversary of quantitative easing (QE), undoubtedly the boldest policy experiment in the modern history of central banking.

NEW HAVEN — With each passing day, it becomes increasingly evident that US President Donald Trump’s administration cares less about economics and more about the aggressive exercise of political power.

NEW HAVEN — The good news is that the United States and China appear to have backed away from the precipice of a trade war. While vague in detail, a May 19 agreement defuses tension and commits to further negotiation.

NEW HAVEN — On the surface, United States Trade Representative (USTR) Robert Lighthizer appears to have made an ironclad case against China in the so-called Section 301 report issued on March 22.

NEW HAVEN — The removal from the Chinese constitution of the provision limiting presidents to two five-year terms came as a shock to many.

China’s quinquennial Communist Party congresses are that rare event where ritual and dogma combine with introspection and strategy.