To many people, Iceland has become the poster child of the global economic crisis. When its three main banks collapsed, they brought down the rest of the economy. A year later, the country is still mired in recession. What can we learn from Iceland’s
Mark Flanagan, IMF Mission Chief for Iceland
Steingrímur J. Sigfússon, Finance Minister for Iceland
Joseph E. Stiglitz,
Nobel Prize Winner in Economics Professor at Columbia Business School
Jens Henriksson, IMF Executive Director for the Nordic-Baltic Constituency
