The Long Life of Keynesian Economics
The work of master economist John Maynard Keynes has been key in the resolution of successive crises from the Great Depression to the recent global financial crisis. An IMF economist gives an overview...
16 Okt 20147min
Strong Growth in Sub-Saharan Africa Continues
The IMF's latest Regional Economic Outlook for sub-Saharan Africa says growth in the region is currently at 5% and will continue to rise to 5¾ in 2015. The good news is overshadowed however in countri...
10 Okt 20143min
IMF's Recipe to Escape Prolonged Slow Growth
The world needs more growth, and more jobs to escape the prospect of prolonged, mediocre economic future, says the head of the International Monetary Fund who laid out the prospects for the global eco...
9 Okt 20142min
Building Roads To Growth
In the current environment of slow economic growth, where conditions are right, there's a strong case for increasing public investment, says the IMF in its latest World Economic Outlook
8 Okt 20144min
IMF Forecasts Disappointing Global Growth with Uneven Recovery
The global economy is suffering weak and uneven growth, with countries experiencing different rates of recovery from the global financial crisis of 2008. While the economies of some advanced countri...
7 Okt 20142min
Le FMI accorde $130 millions aux pays touchés par l'Ebola
Le Fonds monétaire international accorde $130 millions d'aide financière aux trois pays d'Afrique de l'Ouest les plus touchés par la crise de l'Ébola. Le Libéria, la Guinée et la Sierra Leone se heurt...
26 Sep 20142min
IMF Approves $130 Million for Countries Worst Hit by Ebola
The International Monetary Fund is to give $130 million dollars of financial assistance to the three countries in west Africa hardest hit by the ebola crisis. Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone are fac...
26 Sep 20142min
Indian and Chinese Exceptionalism?
As the Chinese president, Xi Jinping continues his state visit to India, a leading Indian economist assesses the rapid development of these two giant economies, and suggests that the world's most popu...
18 Sep 20144min
