Alexandre Tanzi

Maryland

Senior Editor at @business. @jhucarey MBA. Consulted to international organizations, including @worldbank @wbg_ida and @the_idb

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Articles

Why Did The U.S. Economy Shrink In Early 2025?

1 month ago | fa-mag.com | Alexandre Tanzi

What’s the single best way to measure the health of a country’s economy? For most experts, there is little debate that gross domestic product, a quarterly tally of all the goods and services a country produces, is the gold standard for assessing and comparing economic activity. On April 30, the Commerce Department released its initial estimate of GDP in the first quarter of 2025.
Why Did the US Economy Shrink in Early 2025?: QuickTake

1 month ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Alexandre Tanzi

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Why Did the US Economy Shrink in Early 2025?: QuickTake

1 month ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Alexandre Tanzi

What’s the single best way to measure the health of a country’s economy? For most experts, there is little debate that gross domestic product, a quarterly tally of all the goods and services a country produces, is the gold standard for assessing and comparing economic activity. On April 30, the Commerce Department released its initial estimate of GDP in the first quarter of 2025.
Why Did the US Economy Shrink in Early 2025?

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Alexandre Tanzi

A worker sorts inventory in a warehouse in Latham, New York. (Bloomberg) -- What’s the single best way to measure the health of a country’s economy? For most experts, there is little debate that gross domestic product, a quarterly tally of all the goods and services a country produces, is the gold standard for assessing and comparing economic activity. On April 30, the Commerce Department released its initial estimate of GDP in the first quarter of 2025.
Rise in US Births Last Year Driven Entirely by Hispanics, Asians

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Alexandre Tanzi

(Bloomberg) -- The number of US births rose last year after falling in 2023, driven entirely by Hispanics and Asians, based on provisional data from the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics. Births climbed 1% to more than 3.6 million, reflecting a 5% increase among Asian women and a 4% gain among Hispanics, according to data released Wednesday. Births declined for Black women and fell slightly among Whites.
Rise in US Births Last Year Driven Entirely by Hispanics, Asians

2 months ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Alexandre Tanzi

The number of US births rose last year after falling in 2023, driven entirely by Hispanics and Asians, based on provisional data from the CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics. Births climbed 1% to more than 3.6 million, reflecting a 5% increase among Asian women and a 4% gain among Hispanics, according to data released Wednesday. Births declined for Black women and fell slightly among Whites.
IMF Now Sees Global Growth More Reliant on China and India

2 months ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Alexandre Tanzi

The International Monetary Fund expects China and India — the world’s most populous countries — to play a bigger role driving the global economy, as it downgrades growth forecasts due to an escalating trade war. The IMF cut its global projection for this year to 2.8% in the updated World Economic Outlook released Tuesday, down from the 3.3% it was expecting in January.
IMF Now Sees Global Growth More Reliant on China and India

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Alexandre Tanzi

Kristalina Georgieva delivers remarks ahead of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Spring meetings at the IMF headquarters in Washington, DC, on April 17. (Bloomberg) -- The International Monetary Fund expects China and India — the world’s most populous countries — to play a bigger role driving the global economy, as it downgrades growth forecasts due to an escalating trade war.
Professora de Harvard ganha prêmio considerado ‘prévia do Nobel’ de economia

2 months ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Alexandre Tanzi

Bloomberg — A professora Stefanie Stantcheva, da Universidade Harvard, ganhou o prêmio de jovem economista da Medalha John Bates Clark de 2025 por seu trabalho sobre o impacto dos impostos e subsídios nas decisões privadas. “Uma das contribuições mais importantes de Stantcheva trata dos efeitos da política tributária sobre a inovação”, disse o Comitê de Honras e Prêmios da Associação Econômica Americana (AEA) em um comunicado em seu site.
Harvard’s Stantcheva Wins Young Economist Award for Work on Tax Policy

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Alexandre Tanzi

Stefanie Stantcheva(Bloomberg) -- Harvard University Professor Stefanie Stantcheva won the 2025 John Bates Clark Medal young economist award for her work on the impact of taxes and subsidies on private decisions. “One of Stantcheva’s most important contributions addresses the effects of tax policy on innovation,” the American Economic Association’s Committee on Honors and Awards said in a statement on its website.