A Glossary of Interactions in Wall Street Journal and Project Syndicate a Communique with the Global Leaders

By Dawood Mamoon

The Book presents communique of the author with the who is who of the policy world. The interactions with the global leaders on international development include former Prime Minister of Japan Mr. Abe Shinzo, President of Ukraine Mr. Volodymyr Zelenskyy, former Prime Minister of Ukraine Yuliya Tymoshenko, Prime Minister Gorden Brown, Chancellor of Oxford University Sir Chris Patten, President of Harvard University Professor Lawrence Summers, Professor Jaffery Sachs, Nobel Laureate Professor Joseph Stiglitz, British Treasury Minister Jim O Niel, German Former Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer that have written articles in either Wall Street Journal or Project Syndicate. All interactions and comments have been approved by the editorial team of these newspapers and thereby published.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dawood Mamoon
• Release date: Dec 19, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005107581

Dawood Mamoon

Dawood Mamoon has been Director Office of Research, Innovation and Commercialisation (ORIC) at leading Engineering University of Pakistan namely Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute (GIK) from 2020 to 2022. He was affiliate of Harvard Business School from 2013 to 2017. He has a PhD in Economics for Sustainable Development from Erasmus University, the Netherlands.

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A Glossary of Interactions in Wall Street Journal and Project Syndicate a Communique with the Global Leaders

Dawood Mamoon

Published by Dawood Mamoon, 2022.

While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

A GLOSSARY OF INTERACTIONS IN WALL STREET JOURNAL AND PROJECT SYNDICATE A COMMUNIQUE WITH THE GLOBAL LEADERS

First edition. December 19, 2022.

Copyright © 2022 Dawood Mamoon.

ISBN: 978-1005107581

Written by Dawood Mamoon.

A Glossary of Interactions in Wall Street Journal and Project Syndicate

A Communique with the Global Leaders

by

Dr Dawood Mamoon

The Book presents the communique of the author with the who is who of the policy world. The interactions with the global leaders on international development include former Prime Minister of Japan Mr. Abe Shinzo, President of Ukraine Mr. Volodymyr Zelenskyy, former Prime Minister of Ukraine Yuliya Tymoshenko, Prime Minister Gorden Brown, Chancellor of Oxford University Sir Chris Patten, President of Harvard University Professor Lawrence Summers, Professor Jafferey Sachs, Nobel Leaureate Professor Joseph Stiglitz, British Treasury Minister Jim O Niel, German Former Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer that have written articles in either Wall Street Journal or Project Syndicate. All interactions and comments have been approved by the editorial team of these news papers and thereby published.

Wall Street Journal

Opinion: The Case for an American Revolution in Morals

(August 19, 2022)

Comment: Mr swaim you are right on the buck that politicians need moral and ethical values to guide them on issues of governance. However, that does not seem to happen because the frameworks of accountability are not well established or not taken seriously for example during Donald Trump presidency. What the media required from 45th president of the United States was to show seriousness of effort much like how Obama did. Irrespective of many good things that every president of the US does because he is the president of the US with highly qualified white house team of advisers, Trump could not sell himself to the liberal media outlets and consciously contributed to the divide within the people who historically derived their strength from being the immigrants or children of immigrants. Domestically , United States has achieved what no other country has achieved in creativity and humanism with receding frictions based on ethnicity and cultural differences of the citizens representing myriad origins within geography. But that what I write is the life style of a New Yorker or a dweller of major urban centers in the country. The larger USA is mostly representing United States that would all benefit from elite lessons on humanity and humanism while their livelihoods are made certain by each State through incorporating policies that would bring more business to their door steps. Inquisition is as ancient as history. Americans are less inquisitive then say Europeans. (Hughey, 2021)

Opinion: Nobody Knows How Interest Rates Affect Inflation

(August 24, 2022)

Comment: Well, the chances that inflation would rise in the future depends upon how the current US debt is transformed into productive activities while also the new tax structure that are far more progressive than the previous ones to fund about a trillion dollars of public funding in environment friendly economy and 50 billion dollars of Chip fund is expected to further transform the American Economy towards more productive and new technologies. And American and American entrepreneur is the one who had delivered every time though retaining the major chunk of profits that is addressed by Biden progressive tax regime. Thus I would side with stable theory but professor Cochrane has mentioned few risks and war or conflict is the biggest of the these risks then a future pandemic. The American entrepreneur that has a clear distinction from entrepreneurs in other regions partly because of the ideal play ground for business competitiveness and effectiveness provided by State regulation, is expected to bale out American economy from any foreseen inflation spiral and for that Fed should not raise interests rates more than the inflation rate especially when interests rates were as low as negative for some time. (Rosefielde, 2022)

Markets: U.S. Dollar Strength Lifts Americans’ Relative Spending Power

(September 5, 2022)

Comments: The appreciated rate of dollar is good for the consumer market because it is coming with better purchasing power for domestic consumers. Since most of the consumption goods are manufactured in Asia Pacific, cheap imports definitely would be good for fighting the looming recessions. Secondly raising interests' rates have led to investments in American financial sector with more buying of US treasury bond. Both appreciated dollar and higher interest rates would negatively affect the competitiveness of the manufacturing sector is US that is being reinvigorated by Bidenomics through generous multi billion dollars chip fund. It seems that the predominant part of the US economy that is the services sector including financial sector would largely benefit from FED policies that want to decrease inflationary trends and would be detrimental to the US jobs markets that has shown robust growth post COVID. Professor Rodrik of Harvard University has already written a bit about premature de industrialization that happened in the US and resultant occupational imbalance resulted in white supremacy movement risking Constitutionalism continuing after Trump presidency. I would appreciate if