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Europe’s three interesting case studies of economic growth: Poland, Greece and Spain | Mostly Economics
In the IMF F&D June 2025, there are three interesting cases of economic revival in Europe: Poland, Greece and Spain. Andrej Domanski Finance Minister of Poland on Poland's economic transformation: Europe is experiencing a geopolitical awakening that will also reshape the continent’s economic landscape. Can the European Union muster the will to change? Previous experience indicates that the answer…
Europe’s Moment for Revival | Mostly Economics
IMF's Quarterly Finance and Development Magazine June 2025 edition is dedicated to revival of Europe Gita Bhatt, editor F&D notes: Not many places match the European Union for quality of life. Its workers enjoy more time off than in many other regions, yet their living standards are among the highest. Its core values of solidarity…
Moving History: Migration has propelled human progress for hundreds of thousands of years | Mostly Economics
Ian Goldin in IMF F&D article writes how migration is central to humanity: The history of migration is the story of humanity and its progress. It’s a story of peaceful cooperation and exchange, but also of violence. Terrible things have been done to compel people to migrate against their will. Yet despite the suffering, migration…
This Time Must be Different: Lessons from Sri Lanka’s Recovery and Debt Restructuring | Mostly Economics
Gita Gopinath on Sri Lanka's impressive recovery after its 2022 crisis: This conference comes not only at the mid-point of Sri Lanka’s IMF-supported economic reform program, but also at a moment when the global economy is facing powerful crosscurrents—slowing growth, rising tariffs, and a rapidly changing global economic order alongside profound uncertainty. Countries are being…
Making Germany Grow Again | Mostly Economics
Ulrike Malmendier and Claudia Schaffranka in this IMF F&D article write on Germany's economic woes and way forward: More than a quarter century after The Economist first dubbed Germany the “sick man of Europe,” the label applies again. And this time, the illness is a chronic condition, requiring a long-term treatment plan. The new government’s fiscal plan to fund infrastructure investment and…
World Bank and IMF climate snub 'worrying': COP29 presidency - The Economic Times
UN climate talks host nations are concerned about climate funding. Developed nations need funds to switch to renewable energy. Rich nations agreed to increase climate finance. But the amount is inadequate. Azerbaijan and Brazil launched an initiative to address the shortfall. Some lenders are reluctant to discuss climate. The US urges focus on dependable technologies.