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Martin Feldstein: A window on China's new normal

China's leaders now understand slower growth reflects economic rebalancing, and will not lead to unemployment and political unrest

Martin Feldstein: The deflation bogeyman

Sharp decline in energy prices is the primary reason for the recent drop in the inflation rate

Martin Feldstein: The euro zone needs more than QE

Euro-zone countries should not relax their reform efforts on the assumption that ECB bond purchases will solve their problems

Martin Feldstein: Mr Obama's passage to India

The United States president's visit should help in cultivating India as a reliable partner in international affairs

Martin Feldstein: The geopolitical impact of cheap oil

The future price of oil will be lower than industry participants expected until just a few months ago

Martin Feldstein: Powering Mexico

Martin Feldstein: Why the Fed will go faster

United States inflation could be higher than expected, and so monetary policy may tighten

Martin Feldstein: Back to the US

The US must change the least company-friendly tax rates in the West

Martin Feldstein: Fighting the Fed

United States lawmakers are trying to force the Federal Reserve into following predefined monetary-policy rule

Martin Feldstein: The tenfold path

The author identifies the 10 policy areas on which Narendra Modi's government will be judged

Martin Feldstein: America's move to faster growth

The Federal Reserve must now ensure that higher inflation doesn't derail the US recovery

Martin Feldstein: A weaker euro for a stronger Europe

Europe's policymakers must intervene to weaken their currency

Martin Feldstein: Chasing the 'Chinese dream'

Fixing the treatment of health insurance is key to growing China's consumption

Martin Feldstein: Saving retirement

Only if the United States and other countries act now will they be able to save the post-retirement social safety nets

Martin Feldstein: The future of American growth

Far from being close to decline, the US is likely to keep on getting richer

Martin Feldstein: Looking up in 2014?

Growth in the United States might finally recover to pre-recession levels this year

Martin Feldstein: The Greek budget myth

Without increasing the rate of economic growth, countries' debt problems do not go away

Martin Feldstein: Obamacare's fatal flaw

The US healthcare plan is unravelling precisely because of the feature its supporters most praise

Martin Feldstein: The taper chase

Quantitative easing will likely last well into next year

Martin Feldstein: The rise and rise of US interest rates

US investors reaching for yield might take on excessive duration and credit-quality risk