Political Parties Of All Stripes Are Pushing For Higher Government Spending – Analysis
Conservative politics has traditionally been defined by its emphasis on fiscal prudence and the idea of a small state. While
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Author: Era Dabla-Norris
Era Dabla-Norris is an Assistant Director in the IMF’s Fiscal Affairs Department, where she leads the work on the IMF flagship report, the Fiscal Monitor. Previously she was in the Asia Pacific Department as mission chief for Vietnam, where she also led the work on fiscal, climate, and gender issues in the region.
Articles by Era Dabla-Norris :
Fiscal Policy Can Help Broaden The Gains Of AI To Humanity – Analysis
New generative-AI technologies hold immense potential for boosting productivity and improving the delivery of public services, but the sheer speed and scale
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Why Our World Needs Fiscal Restraint In Biggest-Ever Election Year – Analysis
The global economic and financial outlook has improved in the last six months. Inflation has fallen, financial conditions have eased,
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Industrial Policy Is Not A Magic Cure For Slow Growth – Analysis
Many countries are ramping up industrial policy to boost innovation in specific sectors in the hope of reigniting productivity and
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Support For Climate Action Hinges On Public Understanding Of Policy – Analysis
People across the world worry about climate change, but that concern alone doesn’t translate into support for climate mitigation policies.
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Asia’s Productivity Needs A Boost That Digitalization Can Provide – Analysis
Asia’s strong economic rebound from the pandemic is losing steam as tightening financial conditions, reduced export demand, and China’s sharp
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How To Tax In Asia’s Digital Age – Analysis
New global reforms will change where tech giants pay taxes in Asia and make the international tax system more robust. Digitalization —the
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Teleworking Is Not Working For The Poor, The Young And The Women – OpEd
The COVID-19 pandemic is devastating labor markets across the world. Tens of millions of workers lost their jobs, millions more
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