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  "title": "Back-to-School Blogs",
  "publication": "IMF Blog, September 4, 2014",
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  "summary": "Publication date: September 4, 2014",
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      "heading": "Overview",
      "content": "- Publication date: September 4, 2014\n- Theme: A curated re-read of IMF blogs to catch readers up after the holiday period."
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      "heading": "Key topics highlighted",
      "content": "- Europe and inflation\n  - The European Central Bank is described as \"center stage\" as inflation in Europe has hit a trough.\n  - Reference to a previous IMF blog about deflation published \"back in March\".\n- Global interest rates\n  - Discussion framed around \"what will or won’t happen with global interest rates\" and their broad impact.\n- Emerging and frontier financial markets\n  - Suggestion to re-examine \"who owns emerging market debt\" in light of new rumblings in emerging market economies.\n- China\n  - Emphasis that \"the size of China’s economy has a huge impact on many countries.\"\n- Low-income countries\n  - Observation that \"growth in low-income countries is on the move in ways you might not have expected.\"\n- Inequality and growth\n  - The pieces are linked to efforts to \"better understand the links between rising inequality and economic growth.\""
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    {
      "heading": "Forward-looking signals and upcoming content",
      "content": "- Promise of continued blog coverage, including material tied to IMF flagship publications and events:\n  - Next issues of the World Economic Outlook\n  - Global Financial Stability Report\n  - Fiscal Monitor\n  - Coverage of \"all the action from the IMF’s Annual Meetings in October\"\n\nSource: Back-to-School Blogs (September 4, 2014).\n\n---\n\n\n References\n\n- blog about deflation\n- global interest rates\n- who owns emerging market debt\n- size of China’s economy\n- growth in low-income countries\n- inequality\n\nSource: https://www.imf.org/en/blogs/articles/2014/09/04/back-to-school-blogs"
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    "Publication date: September 4, 2014",
    "Theme: A curated re-read of IMF blogs to catch readers up after the holiday period.",
    "Europe and inflation",
    "Global interest rates",
    "Emerging and frontier financial markets",
    "China",
    "Low-income countries",
    "Inequality and growth",
    "Promise of continued blog coverage, including material tied to IMF flagship publications and events:",
    "[blog about deflation](http://blogs.imf.org/2014/03/04/euro-area-deflation-versus-lowflation/)",
    "[global interest rates](http://blogs.imf.org/2014/07/29/should-we-worry-about-higher-interest-rates/)",
    "[who owns emerging market debt](http://blogs.imf.org/2014/03/05/the-trillion-dollar-question-who-owns-emerging-market-government-debt/)",
    "[size of China’s economy](http://blogs.imf.org/2014/03/26/china-size-matters/)",
    "[growth in low-income countries](http://blogs.imf.org/2014/05/28/how-low-income-countries-can-diversify-and-grow/)",
    "[inequality](http://blogs.imf.org/2014/02/26/treating-inequality-with-redistribution-is-the-cure-worse-than-the-disease/)"
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