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Paul D. McNelis, S.J., is America’s contributing editor for economics and a visiting professor of economics at Boston College.
Politics & SocietyIn All Things
Hamilton was a New Yorker, a lawyer like Hillary Clinton and a business investor like Donald Trump.
In All Things
Sadly, our contemporary labor leaders have not had the forward-looking vision of John L. Lewis.
Argentines have experienced a very different form of capitalism.
In All Things
Throwing more federal money at cancer research does not in any way guarantee cures will materialize sooner rather than later.
In All Things
Looking at the potential for negative financial “contagion” effects throughout the region or the world after the recent meltdown and the suspension of trading in the Chinese market.
In All Things
Unconventional monetary policy measures used to stimulate the economy in the face of the great recession represented a major break for the Federal Reserve
The euro was a bold initiative, but time has shown how vulnerable the EU structure is.
Current Comment
Context for the financial crisis facing the United States.