Roberto Accioly Perrelli

Roberto Perrelli is a Senior Economist in the IMF’s Fiscal Policy and Surveillance Division, Fiscal Affairs Department, where he also works on the IMF Fiscal Monitor. Previously, Roberto was a member of the teams following Brazil, Greece, Ireland, and South Africa, among others, and led the machine-learning vulnerability exercise for external crisis. During his tenure, Roberto has built expertise in a wide range of policy issues, including sovereign debt restructuring, fiscal consolidation, and balance of payments crisis. Roberto holds an M.Sc. in Statistics and a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA. Latest posts: Governments Need Agile Fiscal Policies as Food and Fuel Prices Spike Global Debt Reaches a Record $226 Trillion How Emerging Markets Can Get Their Groove Back

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• Governments Need Agile Fiscal Policies as Food and Fuel Prices Spike
  • Published: April 20, 2022
  • Authors: Jean-Marc Fournier, Vitor Gaspar, Paulo Medas, Roberto Accioly Perrelli
  • Summary: Spending imperatives from pandemic and war meet high debt and tight budget constraints.

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