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Reconstructing Macroeconomics after COVID-19: Notes for a First Draft
Abstract
As a discipline, we have contributed much in response to the global challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. But we also have much to learn about what it implies for our profession. And there are key actions—particularly on fiscal, monetary, global forecasting, prudential, sovereign insolvency, and global early warning—that are needed now.
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