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The New Informality Problem: When Advanced Economies Can No Longer Enforce Their Own Rules

by Visar Xhambazi | Oct 15, 2026 | Member Spotlight, Uncategorized

For decades, market informality was treated as a problem of developing economies, where weak institutions and limited enforcement capacity allowed economic activity to escape regulation and taxation. Advanced economies were assumed to have largely solved it. Now,...
The New Informality Problem: When Advanced Economies Can No Longer Enforce Their Own Rules

The New Informality Problem: When Advanced Economies Can No Longer Enforce Their Own Rules

by Visar Xhambazi | Oct 15, 2026 | BWC Blog, Uncategorized

For decades, market informality was treated as a problem of developing economies, where weak institutions and limited enforcement capacity allowed economic activity to escape regulation and taxation. Advanced economies were assumed to have largely solved it. Now,...

Read Now: New Publication | Governing Digital Infrastructure: Gaps and a Framework for Growth

by Visar Xhambazi | Oct 12, 2026 | Highlights, Uncategorized

Digital infrastructure is now an instrument of sovereign power. Internally, countries that build it govern better and deliver benefits to citizens faster. Externally, they shape who participates in the digital economy and on what terms. Countries that don’t build it...
The World Needs a New Framework for Digital Infrastructure

The World Needs a New Framework for Digital Infrastructure

by Visar Xhambazi | Oct 12, 2026 | Member Spotlight

As the international community gathers in Bangkok in October for the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings, digital infrastructure should be high on the agenda. Why? Because digital infrastructure is now an instrument of sovereign power. Countries that build it govern better...

The World Needs a New Framework for Digital Infrastructure

by Visar Xhambazi | Oct 12, 2026 | BWC Blog, Uncategorized

As the international community gathers in Bangkok in October for the IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings, digital infrastructure should be high on the agenda. Why? Because digital infrastructure is now an instrument of sovereign power. Countries that build it govern better...
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