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The Doom Loop Why the World Economic Order Is Spiraling into Disorder

Eswar S. Prasad

The acclaimed economist and author of Global economic power is shifting, liberal market-oriented democracies face growing domestic turmoil, and international trade and financial integration is crumbling.

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The host introduced the book as Eswar Prasad's new release and Prasad explained that the work argues the global economic order is caught in a negative feedback "doom loop," a thesis he believes recent events have validated.

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Here's our conversation with Eswar Prasad, professor of trade policy and economics at Cornell University, former chief of the Financial Studies Division of the International Monetary Fund and author o...

— Episode: The World Is In a Doom Loop — ft. Eswar...

Episode: The World Is In a Doom Loop — ft. Eswar Prasad

The host introduced the book as Eswar Prasad's new release and Prasad explained that the work argues the global economic order is caught in a negative feedback "doom loop," a thesis he believes recent events have validated.

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Here's our conversation with Eswar Prasad, professor of trade policy and economics at Cornell University, former chief of the Financial Studies Division of the International Monetary Fund and author of the new book, The Doom Loop.

So your new book is out. It's called The Doom Loop. Why the world economic order is spiraling into disorder.

My book came out a couple of weeks after Davos, but I was at Davos and got to talk about the book; the first draft of the book was completed in October 2024, just before the November elections, and I thought the book seemed a little too dark.

I thought, you know, let's wait for the elections and maybe rethink some part of the book, but everything that has happened since November 2024 has sort of validated the thesis of the book.

Prasad's latest book The Doom Loop Why the World Economic Order is Spiraling Into Disorder is out now.

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