James Tebrake

James Tebrake is the Deputy Director of the Statistics Department (STA) of the IMF. His main responsibilities include overseeing the Statistics Department’s Economic data program, and the development of macroeconomic statistical standards. Jim’s current research includes developing improved frameworks and methods to account for financial innovation, globalization, digitalization, as well as developing frameworks to assess economic data quality. Prior to joining the IMF in August 2019, Jim held several positions at Statistics Canada, including Assistant Chief Statistician, Economic Statistics and Director General of the Macroeconomic Accounts Branch.

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• New Standards for Economic Data Aim to Sharpen View of Global Economy
  • Published: July 31, 2025
  • Authors: Vladimir Klyuev, James Tebrake
  • Summary: The updated System of National Accounts better captures digitalization, intangible assets, and global production—helping governments support growth, jobs, and investment
• Integrating Economic and Climate Data Will Strengthen Climate Policy
  • Published: July 9, 2024
  • Authors: James Tebrake, Francien Berry, Darja Milic
  • Summary: Data Gaps Initiative helps policymakers better understand the environmental impact of economic activities and the effectiveness of climate policies
• Keeping Economic Data Flowing During COVID-19
  • Published: May 26, 2020
  • Authors: Louis Marc Ducharme, James Tebrake, Zaijin Zhan

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