Daniele Tori is Assistant Professor of Political Economy at the University of Pisa and Visiting Fellow at The Open University Business School. He previously worked there as Lecturer and Programme Director of the MSc in Finance. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Greenwich. His research focuses on the political economy of finance, macroeconomic financial change, and the history of financial innovation. His work has appeared in leading international journals, including the Cambridge Journal of Economics, Socio-Economic Review, the Journal of Economic History, Business History and Macroeconomic Dynamics.
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No Country Makes Its Own Inflation
Sixty years of data show inflation moving in step across the world. Economic theory still treats it as a national affair.
Inflation Beyond Borders: A Research Agenda
Inflation is usually treated as a national problem, to be managed through domestic monetary and fiscal policy. But its striking synchronization across countries suggests another story, one where it is shaped by global production, capital mobility, currency hierarchies, and the international distribution of economic power.