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Rationalizing Pharmaceutical Spending

September 16, 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/190  

Stress Testing the Global Economy to Climate Change-Related Shocks in Large and Interconnected Economies

September 16, 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/189  

Excess Profit Taxes: Historical Perspective and Contemporary Relevance

September 16, 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/187  

OPEC and the Oil Market

September 16, 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/183  

Central Bank Independence and Inflation in Latin America—Through the Lens of History

September 16, 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/186  

Shock Absorbers or Transmitters? The Role of Foreign Banks during COVID-19

September 16, 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/188  

Digitalization and Social Protection: Macro and Micro Lessons for Vietnam

September 16, 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/185  

Structural Reforms and Economic Growth: A Machine Learning Approach

September 16, 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/184  

United Arab Emirates: Technical Assistance Report-Hedonic Methods for Price Indices Mission

September 16, 2022
Country Report No. 2022/303  

West Bank and Gaza: Report to the AD HOC Liaison Committee

September 16, 2022
Country Report No. 2022/298  

West Bank and Gaza: Selected Issues

September 16, 2022
Country Report No. 2022/299  

Transcript of IMF Press Briefing

September 15, 2022
Transcript of IMF Press Briefing  

The price to pay: How to rein in inflation? Central bank and government perspectives

September 15, 2022
In a matter of just two years, the monetary policy debate in Europe and beyond has shifted from fighting risks of a great depression and great deflation to coping with multi-decades high inflation that shows no signs of abating. Moreover, while the exit from the pandemic was uncharted territory, Russia’s war in Ukraine has fundamentally changed the global outlook.  

Remarks of IMF Deputy Managing Director Bo Li at the OEDNE Constituency Meeting

September 15, 2022
Good morning! Thank you Chairman Tegeltija, Minister Turkovic, and Governor Softic, and all members of the hosting team. And thanks to everyone who has traveled from near and far to join us in Sarajevo—a city that is both beautiful and resilient. This constituency, and all of Europe, can draw inspiration from this place, to know that you can weather the harshest winter—and move “from crisis to recovery.”  

International Monetary Fund’s Significant Progress on Gender Equality Confirmed Through Higher Level EDGE Certification

September 15, 2022
International Monetary Fund’s Significant Progress on Gender Equality Confirmed Through Higher Level EDGE Certification  

Climate Change and Chronic Food Insecurity in Sub-Saharan Africa

September 15, 2022
Departmental Paper No 2022/016  

Blog: How Africa Can Escape Chronic Food Insecurity Amid Climate Change

September 15, 2022

IMF Staff Concludes Visit to Georgia

September 15, 2022
IMF Staff Concludes Visit to Georgia  

Managing Director’s Opening Remarks: 2022 Michel Camdessus Central Banking Lecture

September 14, 2022
In a short three years, we have experienced a shock, upon a shock, upon a shock. First the pandemic; then Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—both contributing to a surge in prices, to stubborn inflation that is translating into a cost-of-living crisis.  

Liberia: 2022 Article IV Consultation and Fourth Review of the Extended Credit Facility Arrangement, Requests for Waiver of Nonobservance of Performance Criterion, and Rephasing of Access-Press Release; Staff Report; and Statement by the Executive Director for Liberia

September 14, 2022
Country Report No. 2022/296  

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