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Foreword: A debate on the future of economic policy
This short editorial introduces a new temporary section within the journal, on the future of reformed capitalism. Many observers consider economic problems a cause of political malaise. Thence a renewed attention for political economy issues and for political developments and their relationship with the economy. In the new section, the Review welcomes contributions and comments on the foreseeable future and the options available for economic policy and for reforms at the global and/or national level.
JEL codes: P11, P21, D72