iMFdirect--Must Reads on Global Finance and Budgets
IMF Blog, January 3, 2011
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- Published: January 3, 2011
Overview
- Publication date: January 3, 2011
- Theme: Financial sector stability; a quick review of 2010’s hot topics in the global economy.
- Purpose: iMF Direct Blog's curated list of must read posts covering the highs and lows of global finance and government budgets and spending.
Must-read posts (curated list)
- The Ten Commandments for advanced economies to keep the economic recovery on track
- The financial world remains the Achilles Heel of the global economic recovery
- We explain the right mix of ingredients for countries to provide sufficient support to economic activity, and reassure markets in How to Bake a Fiscal Pie
- Fixing the financial sector - Just Do It
- Stable prices and financial stability go hand in hand, or do they? A Marriage Made in Heaven or Hell
- What Must Be Done – the top five reforms to the financial system
- When it comes to supervising the financial rules of the global economy, It’s Hip to Be Square
- Watch This Fiscal Space to figure out how much room to maneuver governments have when it comes to controlling debt and deficits
- Financial markets and regulators need to break their Credit Rating Addiction
- The global financial tornado means We’re Not in Kansas Anymore, but what will the future financial system look like?
Key themes and takeaways
- Emphasis on financial sector stability as central to the global economic recovery.
- Fiscal policy design: guidance on the “right mix of ingredients” to support activity while reassuring markets.
- Banking and regulatory reform: multiple posts advocating concrete reforms and stronger supervision.
- Fiscal space analysis: assessing how much room governments have to control debt and deficits.
- Concerns about market practices: critique of overreliance on credit ratings.
- Forward-looking framing: exploring the shape of the future financial system after the global financial tornado.
Source: iMFdirect--Must Reads on Global Finance and Budgets (January 3, 2011)