The world economy remains on life support, largely provided by accommodative central banks.
A fragile and fickle recovery
Eswar Prasad, Karim Foda, 23 April 2012
Topics: Global economy
Tags: forecast, recovery, TIGER
A silver lining lurks behind the dark clouds: Snapshot from the Brookings-FT TIGER
Eswar Prasad, Karim Foda, 8 June 2010
The world economy took a pounding during the financial crisis but seemed to be getting back on its feet over the last year (IMF 2010). Now the Greek debt crisis has rocked it back on its heels. Despite all the portents of doom, however, the world economy has in fact been quietly mending itself.
Topics: Frontiers of economic research, Global crisis
Tags: global crisis, global recovery, TIGER
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