Manuel Hinds

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Manuel Hinds is El Salvador's former finance minister. He also has worked with the World Bank in the public and private sector. In 2010, he won the Manhattan Institute's Hayek Prize.

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11/26/16

Death of the caudillo: Fidel Castro was a voice from Latin America’s difficult past

Quartz •

PublishedNovember 26, 2016

7/12/16

Keep calm and Brexit on: History suggests leaving Europe is great for Britain

Quartz •

PublishedJuly 12, 2016

8/24/15

Blaming China for Black Monday is like blaming a bartender for your hangover

Quartz •

PublishedAugust 24, 2015

7/16/15

To save the American middle class, Hillary Clinton has to think globally

Quartz •

PublishedJuly 16, 2015

7/7/15

An economist to Pope Francis: Don’t blame capitalism for global warming

Quartz •

PublishedJuly 7, 2015

3/16/15

Why India’s economy isn’t imploding like every other emerging market

Quartz India •

PublishedMarch 16, 2015

12/30/14

Latin American Communism, RIP (born 1917, Moscow – died 2014, Havana)

Quartz •

PublishedDecember 30, 2014

12/18/14

Here’s the surprising social trait that the English and Chinese have in common

Quartz •

PublishedDecember 18, 2014

11/24/14

An economist explains what the heck is happening to the global economy

Quartz •

PublishedNovember 24, 2014

10/6/14

A law will never end conflict at the US-Mexico border

Quartz •

PublishedOctober 6, 2014

6/18/14

Congratulations, IMF, you’re doing a great job at stoking the next crisis

Quartz •

PublishedJune 18, 2014

6/12/14

Central banks, please remember there are worse problems than deflation

Quartz India •

PublishedJune 12, 2014

6/8/14

The four charts that make the case for Narendra Modi to liberalize, liberalize, liberalize

Quartz •

PublishedJune 8, 2014

5/27/14

Chiquita is valued at $1 billion and WhatsApp 19 times that—the numbers that really prove Piketty wrong

Quartz •

PublishedMay 27, 2014

1/27/14

Emerging markets only have themselves to blame for capital flight

Quartz •

PublishedJanuary 27, 2014

12/24/13

We’ll finally see that the Fed has done nothing to help Main Street

Quartz •

PublishedDecember 24, 2013

12/5/13

Latin America in six charts: The recession is coming

Quartz •

PublishedDecember 5, 2013

11/19/13

Abenomics did create an export boom—just not for Japan

Quartz •

PublishedNovember 19, 2013

11/1/13

Latin America’s lackluster leaders can’t hide behind economic growth any longer

Quartz •

PublishedNovember 1, 2013

9/22/13

The economist who predicted the financial crisis just sounded another alarm—it would be wise to listen this time

Quartz •

PublishedSeptember 22, 2013

Manuel Hinds's posts

Death of the caudillo: Fidel Castro was a voice from Latin America’s difficult past

Keep calm and Brexit on: History suggests leaving Europe is great for Britain

Blaming China for Black Monday is like blaming a bartender for your hangover

To save the American middle class, Hillary Clinton has to think globally

An economist to Pope Francis: Don’t blame capitalism for global warming

Why India’s economy isn’t imploding like every other emerging market

Latin American Communism, RIP (born 1917, Moscow – died 2014, Havana)

Here’s the surprising social trait that the English and Chinese have in common

An economist explains what the heck is happening to the global economy

A law will never end conflict at the US-Mexico border

Congratulations, IMF, you’re doing a great job at stoking the next crisis

Central banks, please remember there are worse problems than deflation

The four charts that make the case for Narendra Modi to liberalize, liberalize, liberalize

Chiquita is valued at $1 billion and WhatsApp 19 times that—the numbers that really prove Piketty wrong

Emerging markets only have themselves to blame for capital flight

We’ll finally see that the Fed has done nothing to help Main Street

Latin America in six charts: The recession is coming

Abenomics did create an export boom—just not for Japan

Latin America’s lackluster leaders can’t hide behind economic growth any longer

The economist who predicted the financial crisis just sounded another alarm—it would be wise to listen this time