HILARY JOFFE: SA overlooked at Washington meetings — and that may be a good thing
Policymakers dwelt instead on the troubles of the richest countries, and the poorest
13 October 2022 - 19:36
Summing up what happens at the annual meetings that took place in Washington DC this week, one chief economist described them as being “like a geekier Davos”.
It was certainly geekier, with hundreds of economists among those in the city for the IMF and World Bank Group annual meetings, and a series of “Analytical Corner” seminars on the programme, which brought the experts together to discuss the latest research on the big macroeconomic issues worrying the world’s policymakers...
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