All posts tagged "IMF"
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Why Sustainable Food Systems are Needed in a post-COVID World
By Nicoletta Batini, James Lomax, and Divya Mehra Food systems are essential to economic activity because they provide the...
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Toward an Integrated Policy Framework for Open Economies
By Tobias Adrian and Gita Gopinath While capital mobility provides many benefits, capital flows to emerging market and developing economies...
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Toward a More Resilient Europe
By Poul M. Thomsen Europe, like the rest of the world, faces an extended crisis. An element of social...
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Fiscal Policies for a Transformed World
By Vitor Gaspar and Gita Gopinath The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has already prompted an unprecedented fiscal policy response of close...
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Teleworking is Not Working for the Poor, the Young, and the Women
By Mariya Brussevich, Era Dabla-Norris, and Salma Khalid The COVID-19 pandemic is devastating labor markets across the world. Tens of...
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Poverty Fighters
Andreas Adriano profiles MIT’s J-PAL, where Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee are reinventing development economics Some seemingly great development ideas don’t work...
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Low Internet Access Driving Inequality
By Mercedes García-Escribano COVID-19 and the Great Lockdown triggered a mass migration from analog to digital and highlighted that access...
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IMF’s epic virus challenge
by Mark Sobel Difficulties have only begun for world’s first responder Emerging markets and developing countries face...
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IMF: Financial Conditions Have Eased, but Insolvencies Loom Large
By Tobias Adrian and Fabio Natalucci Amid the human tragedy and economic recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the recent...
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IMF: Reopening from the Great Lockdown: Uneven and Uncertain Recovery
We are now projecting a deeper recession in 2020 and a slower recovery in 2021 fBy Gita Gopinath...
