Sebastian Mallaby



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Area of interest: Globalization, trade, foreign assistance, hedge funds

Journals/Organisation: Financial Times

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Current position/role: Financial Times' contributing editor


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Other roles/Main role: Paul A. Volcker senior fellow for international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations

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Articles: 2015

 * Whether they raise or hold, central bankers are due a fall - In future it may have to be budget stimulus that rides to the rescue - 12th September
 * Shortsighted complaints on short-termism - Shareholders’ incentives can make them more long-termist than company managers - 6th August



Articles: 2013

 * American industry is on the move - Manufacturers using ‘big data’ are setting the scene for a revival - 9th January
 * Africa is hooked on growth - The success is not continent-wide but the best-managed countries are pulling it off - 2nd January



Articles: 2012

 * Bernanke – the rebel with a cause - The Fed chairman’s move to target lower unemployment is genuinely radical - 19th December
 * Japan should scare the eurozone - Europe risks replicating Japan’s lost decades - 12th December
 * Beware membership of this elite club - The business climate among the Brics countries is less than ideal - 5th December
 * Obama must do more than raise taxes - The president should be bold and aim for true fiscal stability - 28th November
 * Spain is in need of urgent repair - The case for debt restructuring is becoming painfully clear - 21st November
 * Europe is messing up Merkel’s union - If Germany can’t head off crises its citizens will pay for, unhappiness will turn to fury - 14th November
 * Economics must heed political risk - Answers to global questions are far more consequential than fine adjustments to data forecasts - 7th November
 * Regulators should keep it simple - If risk is important, the case for a data revolution seems clear - 5th September
 * American law is patent nonsense - Litigation promotes madness rather than progress - 29th August
 * The US labour market doesn’t work - The US stick and carrot formula worked brilliantly for a generation but is no longer adequate - 22nd August
 * Why I work on my summer holiday - Quite how workaholic we really are is a matter of perspective - 15th August 2012
 * This will not be enough, Mr Draghi - The ECB has not shaken off its schizophrenia: it is bold when providing crisis loans to banks, less so with sovereigns - 8th August 2012
 * Finance must escape the shadows - Reform is, well, shadowy because no one wants to grapple with what money really is - 1st August 2012
 * Show some real audacity at the Fed - If the central bank won’t risk new tools of stimulus, private actors won’t take risks either - 25th July 2012
 * Breaking up banks will win investor approval - Shareholders see banking behemoths as scarily complex, not comfortingly protected - 18th July 2012
 * Woodrow Wilson knew how to beard behemoths - We need a system of smaller institutions that are small enough to fail - 6th July 2012
 * Sombre Spanish lessons on fighting credit bubbles - Regulatory intervention will rarely be pursued vigorously enough to avert a bubble - 15th June 2012
 * Mr Obama, stop the attack on private equity - Bain was a blood bank to the steel plant in the campaign ad, not a vampire - 25th May 2012
 * Forget euro woes - brace for taxmageddon - US politicians need to win a mandate for fiscal overhaul - 27th April 2012
 * ‘Buffett rule’ is a sorry excuse for tax reform - A clever gambit is a poor substitute for a serious proposal - 13th April 2012
 * The Fed and ECB should be trading places - In Europe austerity may turn yesterday’s heresy into tomorrow’s logic - 23rd March 2012
 * Mitt can win by battling America’s debt addiction - Romney should take on the mortgage-industrial complex - 2nd February 2012



Articles: 2011

 * Conflict and confusion: China’s currency policy - Sebastian Mallaby on the renminbi’s rivalry with the dollar - 15th November 2011
 * Germany is the real winner in a transfer union - Ireland and Spain suffered property and banking busts at least partly because monetary policy was too German - 24th November 2011
 * Trichet must mine lessons from the Fed - Italy and Spain have now to be ringfenced - 22nd July 2011
 * American power requires economic sacrifice - With the US share of global output shrinking, its share of defence spending is neither steady nor sustainable - 6th July 2011
 * Radicals are right to take on the banks - Capital targets should be higher - 7th June 2011



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