Parisa Kamali

Parisa Kamali is an economist in the External Policy Division of the IMF’s Strategy, Policy, and Review Department. Previously, she was in the General Resources and SDR Policy Division of Finance Department. She has participated in missions to Liberia and Czech Republic. Her research focuses on trade and firm dynamics. She holds a PhD in Economics from University of Minnesota and a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Dartmouth College. Latest Post: Global Shipping Costs Are Moderating, But Pressures Remain Longer Delivery Times Reflect Supply Chain Disruptions

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• Red Sea Attacks Disrupt Global Trade
  • Published: March 7, 2024
  • Authors: Parisa Kamali, Robin Koepke, Alessandra Sozzi, Jasper Verschuur
  • Summary: In the first two months of 2024, Suez Canal trade dropped by 50 percent from a year earlier while trade through the Panama Canal fell by 32 percent, disrupting supply chains and distorting key macroeconomic indicators
• Global Shipping Costs Are Moderating, But Pressures Remain
  • Published: January 13, 2022
  • Authors: Parisa Kamali
• Longer Delivery Times Reflect Supply Chain Disruptions
  • Published: October 25, 2021
  • Authors: Parisa Kamali, Alex (Shiyao) Wang

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