Debrief on IMF-World Bank 2023 Spring Meetings
Debrief on IMF-World Bank 2023 Spring Meetings
Description
The debrief will look back on the highlights of the April 2023 IMF - World Bank Spring Meetings. We will explain the institutional background behind these meetings and share key takeaways of the IMF flagship reports, analytical corners and capacity building, and the outcome of the IMFC meetings.
Featuring leading policymakers, academics and practionners, the debrief will look back on the highlights of the April 2023 IMF - World Bank Spring Meetings.
We will explain the institutional background behind these meetings and share key takeaways of the IMF flagship reports, analytical corners and capacity building, and the outcome of the IMFC meeting.
The focus will be on the challenges facing the global economy as the IMF announced cuts to the global growth outlook. We will look at the risks posed by inflation to financial stability, and how countries can benefit from digitalization in a sustainable way.
We will conclude by discussing how countries can build upon these opportunities to undertake knowledge based reforms to mitigate the side effects of these extremely challenging external shocks .
Frequently Asked Questions
Our conference allows scholars the freedom to explore without the constraints of formatting and robustness tests. Should you present, you will be paired with another renowned scholar who will discuss your paper. In return, please commit to discuss another paper. We believe this unconventional approach for encouraging each other to bring out and share those not-quite-finished papers in a supportive setting creates an atmosphere and excitement that spills over to interchanges that continue long after the conference ends.
Submissions must be made in PDF or Word format and include an abstract of 1,000 words maximum. The full manuscript will be required upon notification of acceptance, to be forward to the paper's scheduled discussant.
Yes, all papers will be subject to the review of the conference co-chairs, who will assign reviewers to recommend acceptance or rejection.