IMF Economic Review

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IMF Economic Review

IMF Economic Revie w (IMFER) is dedicated to publishing peer-reviewed, high-qua lity, context-related academic research that

addresses importa nt policy questions, including:

» Macroeconomic implications of nancia l crises

» Economic and nancia l spillovers

» Policy responses to crises

» Fiscal policy a nd stabilization

» Policy responses to commodity pr ice movements

» Monetary and macroprudentia l policies

e journal is essentia l reading for anyone interested in questions related to global economic

policies, open economy macroeconomics, and inter national nance and trade.

Featured articles:

e IMF Economic Review is pleased to share h ighlights from recent issues, which are f ree to read online through July 31, 2015:

Dilemma Not Trilemma? Capital Controls and Excha nge Rates with Volatile Capital Flows

Emmanuel Farhi and Iván Werning

Policy Corner: Have We Found an Age of Secular Stagnat ion?

Lawrence H. Summers

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