Open Letter to the International Monetary Fund Board of Directors on the Need for Significant Reform of the Rate of Charge and Surcharge Policies October 11, 2024 Announcements, slider
Sri Lanka’s New President Faces a Problem Shared by too Many Developing Countries: Austerity imposed by the west Ahilan Kadirgamar September 29, 2024 Commentary, slider, Themes, World Economy
Faced with Crushing Debts, World’s Poorest Nations to Slash Public Spending by Over 229 Billion Dollars Thalif Deen November 17, 2023 Commentary, Political Economy, slider, Themes, World Economy
Without Debt Relief, Sri Lanka’s Economy will keep Deteriorating Ahilan Kadirgamar and Hans Dembowski November 15, 2023 Commentary, Political Economy, slider, Themes, World Economy
How IMF became Guardian of Modern Imperial World Order Prabhat Patnaik October 16, 2023 Blogs, Commentary, slider, Themes
The Terrible Human Costs of Debt Service C. P. Chandrasekhar and Jayati Ghosh July 25, 2023 Articles, Blogs, Economy and Society, External Debt Crisis in Developing Countries, Featured Themes, Human Development, Jayati Ghosh, slider, Themes
IMF – Doubling the Dose of Austerity C. P. Chandrasekhar and Charles Abugre May 17, 2023 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, slider, Themes, World Economy
The Unfolding Global Crisis C.P. Chandrasekhar November 10, 2022 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, External Debt Crisis in Developing Countries, Featured Themes, slider, Themes, World Economy
Specter of Stagflation Hangs over Emerging Markets Jayati Ghosh August 18, 2021 Commentary, Jayati Ghosh, World Economy
Financial Fragility in ‘Mature’ Markets C. P. Chandrasekhar May 15, 2021 Blogs, C P Chandrasekhar, Commentary, Finance
Avoiding a K-Shaped Global Recovery Michael Spence, Joseph E. Stiglitz and Jayati Ghosh March 24, 2021 Blogs, Commentary, Jayati Ghosh, World Economy
Neoliberal Finance Undermines Poor Countries’ Recovery Anis Chowdhury and Jomo Kwame Sundaram March 2, 2021 Blogs, Commentary, Finance
Europe could make good use of a New SDR Allocation Jayati Ghosh March 1, 2021 Blogs, Commentary, Finance, Jayati Ghosh
Lessons from the Moonshot for fixing global problems Book Review by Jayati Ghosh January 20, 2021 Blogs, Books, Jayati Ghosh
World Bank Urges Governments to Guarantee Private Profits Jomo Kwame Sundaram and Anis Chowdhury November 25, 2020 Blogs, Commentary, Finance, World Economy
Debt Hawks Detract from Urgently Needed Fiscal Recovery Efforts Anis Chowdhury and Jomo Kwame Sundaram August 14, 2020 Blogs, Commentary, External Debt Crisis in Developing Countries, Featured Themes, Finance
Why India Should Support an SDR Issue by the International Monetary Fund Jayati Ghosh April 18, 2020 Blogs, Commentary, COVID-19, Featured Themes, Jayati Ghosh
Privatization Increases Corruption Jomo Kwame Sundaram July 24, 2019 Blogs, Commentary, Privatisation
Privatization Cure Often Worse Than Malady Jomo Kwame Sundaram and Anis Chowdhury November 3, 2016 Blogs
The IMF Needs to Change, Whoever Becomes its Next Chief Jayati Ghosh May 25, 2011 Commentary, Finance, World Economy
Reforming the International Monetary Fund – Why its legitimacy is at stake Hector R. Torres August 10, 2007 Articles, Finance, World Economy
The Future of the Dollar : Has the Unthinkable Become Thinkable? Korkut A. Erturk April 26, 2004 Commentary
Increasing Poverty in a Globalised World: Marshall plans and morgenthau plans as mechanisms of polarisation of world incomes Erik S. Reinert August 25, 2003 Articles, Poverty and Inequality, World Economy
Third World Water Forum: An agenda for public (risk) and private (profit) partnership!!! Mohan G Francis May 21, 2003 Commentary, Industry, Privatisation
IMF Publishes 2001 Coordinated Portfolio Investment Survey Parthapratim Pal March 26, 2003 Commentary, Finance, World Economy
The Brazilian Swindle and the Larger International Monetary Problem James K. Galbraith January 22, 2003 Commentary, Macroeconomic Policy
World Summit on Sustainable Development: From rio to johannesburg August 31, 2002 Commentary, Economy and Society, Poverty and Inequality, World Economy
The Reason to Cry for Argentina Anthony Faiola August 11, 2002 Articles, Economy and Society, World Economy
