All posts tagged "IMF"
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my_way_press | 17/06/2020The Long Economic Hangover of Pandemics
History shows COVID-19’s economic fallout may be with us for decades The COVID-19 pandemic’s toll on economic...
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my_way_press | 16/06/2020ΔΝΤ: Η βαθιά αβεβαιότητα σχετικά με την πορεία της ανάκαμψης παραμένει
Η επικείμενη ενημέρωση για την Παγκόσμια Οικονομική Προοπτική του Ιουνίου είναι πιθανό να εμφανίσει αρνητικούς ρυθμούς ανάπτυξης ακόμη χειρότερους από τον προηγούμενο. Αυτή...
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my_way_press | 11/06/2020The Global Economic Reset—Promoting a More Inclusive Recovery
By Kristalina Georgieva The COVID-19 crisis is inflicting the most pain on those who are already most vulnerable....
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my_way_press | 10/06/2020Strengthening Economic Institutions for a Resilient Recovery
By Antoinette Sayeh Exceptional times call for exceptional action. In response to COVID-19, the IMF has moved with unprecedented...
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my_way_press | 09/06/2020The Political Economy of Economic Policy
We should pay closer attention to the interactions between politics, economics, and other realms Jeffry Frieden The...
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my_way_press | 09/06/2020A Turning Point for Political Economy
Five months ago we set out to write in this issue of Finance & Development about political economy—how politics affects the economy...
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my_way_press | 01/06/2020A Turning Point for Political Economy
By Gita Bhatt Five months ago we set out to write in this issue of Finance & Development about political economy—how politics affects...
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my_way_press | 29/05/2020Equity Investors Must Pay More Attention to Climate Change Physical Risk
By Felix Suntheim and Jérôme Vandenbussche The damage from the 2011 floods in Thailand amounted to around 10 percent of...
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my_way_press | 26/05/2020Keeping Economic Data Flowing During COVID-19
By Louis Marc Ducharme, James Tebrake, and Zaijin Zhan Accurate and timely economic data are crucial for informing policy decisions,...
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my_way_press | 24/05/2020Accepting the Reality of Secular Stagnation
New approaches are needed to deal with sluggish growth, low interest rates, and an absence of inflation ...

