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Category Archives: IMF
Neo-liberalism – the antithesis to democracy
I recall a professor in my student days (formal that is, given we are always students if we remain open) telling a postgraduate class that economic development could only occur if the social democratic pretensions of the left, including tolerance … Read the rest of this entry
Posted in Eurozone, IMF, UK Economy
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ILO …. ILF … IMF
The International Labour Organization (ILO) released its latest – Global Employment Trends 2013 – yesterday (January 22, 2013), which carried the sub-title “Recovering from a second jobs dip”. The way things are going in policy circles next year’s ILO Trends … Read the rest of this entry
Posted in Economics, IMF
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IMF locked into circular (religious) logic again
Earlier this year the President of the European Commission declared that “the euro crisis is a thing of the past” (Source). As with most things the President says the reality is different to his political speak. The latest news is … Read the rest of this entry
Posted in Economics, IMF
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IMF struggling with facts that confront its ideology
I haven’t a lot of time today (travel) but I thought the latest offering of the IMF was interesting. In their latest World Economic Outlook (April 2012 – which will be released in full next week) they provided two advance … Read the rest of this entry
Posted in Economics, IMF
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IMF – the height of hypocrisy but still wrong as usual
When I read the latest news from the IMF early this morning I sent out a tweet saying that it was the height of hypocrisy for the IMF now to be trying to reclaim the high ground in the current … Read the rest of this entry
Posted in IMF
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The catechism of the IMF
In early January 2012, the IMF published the following working day – Central Bank Credit to the Government: What Can We Learn from International Practices? (thanks Kostas). In terms of the title you can’t learn very much if you start … Read the rest of this entry
Posted in IMF
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