Andrew Hodge

Andrew Hodge is an economist in the IMF’s Western Hemisphere Department. He previously served in the Asia Pacific and Fiscal Affairs Departments, working on advanced, emerging-market, and low-income economies. His main areas of research concern optimal fiscal and monetary policy, long-run economic growth, and the economic implications of population ageing. Prior to joining the IMF, he served as economist at the Reserve Bank of Australia. Andrew holds a PhD from the London School of Economics.

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• Europe Needs a Coordinated Approach to Industrial Policy
  • Published: December 16, 2024
  • Authors: Alfred Kammer, Andrew Hodge, Roberto Piazza
  • Summary: The success of government interventions depends not just on how much is spent, but on spending it well.
• How to Tax in Asia’s Digital Age
  • Published: September 14, 2021
  • Authors: Era Dabla-Norris, Andrew Hodge, Dinar Prihardini
  • Summary: New global reforms will change where tech giants pay taxes in Asia and make the international tax system more robust.
• Fiscal Rules: Make them Easy to Love and Hard to Cheat
  • Published: April 13, 2018
  • Authors: Xavier Debrun, Luc Eyraud,, Andrew Hodge, Victor Lledo, Catherine Pattillo, Abdelhak Senhadji

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