Natalija Novta

Natalija Novta is an Economist at the IMF’s Research Department, where she works on the World Economic Outlook. She previously worked in the Western Hemisphere and the Fiscal Affairs Departments. Before joining the Fund, she worked at the Fiscal Council of Serbia, the Serbian Ministry of Finance, and the National Bureau of Economic Research. She holds a PhD in Economics from New York University and a BA from Harvard University. Her past research has focused on economic development, conflict, climate change, trade flows, public sector employment. She has published at the Quarterly Journal of Economics, Journal of the European Economic Association, Journal of Conflict Research, and International Tax and Public Finance. Latest Posts: Widening Gaps: Regional Inequality within Advanced Economies Why Investment May Come Under Threat The Decline in Manufacturing Jobs: Not Necessarily a Cause for Concern Climate Change Will Bring More Frequent Natural Disasters & Weigh on Economic Growth Trading Out of Trouble in Latin America

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