True True 1 1 3 10 True False False GITA BHATT Load More International organization | June 2024 An IMF for Tomorrow Editor-in-Chief Gita Bhatt writes about this special anniversary issue of F&D GITA BHATT Economic theory | March 2024 Beyond Efficiency: A More-human Economics There is a growing consensus that the economics profession must be open to new ideas and frameworks if it hopes to solve the world’s biggest problems GITA BHATT Artificial intelligence | December 2023 The AI Awakening Generative AI has introduced tantalizing new possibilities. Yet the initial excitement surrounding AI has given way to genuine and growing concerns. This issue is an early attempt to understand AI’s implications for growth, jobs, inequality, and finance. GITA BHATT Economic growth | September 2023 The Arab World’s Economic Destiny This issue of Finance & Development explores how the Arab world can tap growth opportunities and rebuild its economic standing. GITA BHATT Trade policy | June 2023 Trade in Turmoil Despite geopolitical tensions, meaningful cooperation on trade remains possible. GITA BHATT Monetary policy | March 2023 New Worries for Central Bankers “The job of the central bank is to worry.” That’s how Alice Rivlin described the work of monetary policymakers GITA BHATT Energy transition | December 2022 Energy Security and the Path to Green How do nations manage the gap between near-term energy needs and the urgent, but longer-term green goals? GITA BHATT Fintech | September 2022 Money, Reimagined Letter from the Editor: The recent plunge in crypto assets has left investors numbed by losses and surely in doubt. But the future of money is undoubtedly digital GITA BHATT Financial institutions | June 2022 A More Fragmented World The rare confluence of geopolitical, economic, and technological forces now confronting the world may reverberate for generations GITA BHATT Macro-fiscal policy | March 2022 Rethinking Fiscal The pandemic showed us the importance of good fiscal policy in saving jobs and livelihoods. Now, the governments face the tricky task of reducing debts to more sustainable levels while maintaining support for the most vulnerable GITA BHATT Load More See Also Magazine Archives Country Focus Blogs
