Hugh Bredenkamp

Hugh Bredenkamp is Deputy Director of the IMF’s Strategy, Policy, and Review Department. Since joining the IMF in 1988 from the U.K. Treasury, he has worked on countries in Western Europe, the former Soviet Union, Asia, and Africa, where he was mission chief for Ghana. From 2004-2007, he was the IMF’s resident representative in Turkey. Latest Posts: A Framework for Currency Unions and IMF Lending Bridges to Growth, Not Roads to Nowhere: Scaling Up Infrastructure Investment in Low-Income Countries Making up for Lost Time: Getting Back on Track to the Millennium Development Goals Practicing Safe Borrowing in Low-income Countries Creating Breathing Room in Low-income Countries Low-income Countries: Different Strokes for Different Folks Helping Low-income Countries Confront the Worst Economic Crisis in 60 Years

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• A Framework for Currency Unions and IMF Lending
  • Published: March 16, 2018
  • Authors: Sean Hagan, Hugh Bredenkamp
• Making the Most of Bad Situations
  • Published: December 13, 2011
  • Authors: Hugh Bredenkamp
• Bridges to Growth, Not Roads to Nowhere: Scaling Up Infrastructure Investment in Low-Income Countries
  • Published: December 3, 2010
  • Authors: Hugh Bredenkamp, Roger Nord
• Making up for Lost Time: Getting Back on Track to the Millennium Development Goals
  • Published: September 20, 2010
  • Authors: Hugh Bredenkamp
  • Summary: Many of the world’s macroeconomists—including here in the IMF—are currently busy reading the daily tea-leaves, attempting to divine whether the sputtering recovery in the advanced economies will hold, and gradually pick up steam, or fall back into the notorious “double dip.”

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