IMF Economic Review

Pages16-16
Fall 2017
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Staff Discussion Notes
Sta Discussion Notes showca se new policy-
related analysis and rese arch by IMF departments.
ese papers are generally brief a nd written in
nontechnical lang uage, and are aimed at a broad
audience interested in economic policy is sues. For
more information on this series a nd to download the
papers in this serie s, please visit: www.imf.org/en/
Publications/SPROLLs/Sta-Discussion-Notes
No. 17/05
Fintech and Financial Services: Initial Considerations
Dong He, Ross Leckow, Vikram Haksar, Tommaso
Mancini Grioli, Nigel Jenkinson, Mikari Kashima,
Tanai Khiaonarong, Céline Rochon, and Hervé Tourpe
No. 17/06
Big Data: Potential, Challenges, and Statistical
Implication s
Cornelia L. Hammer, Diane C. Kostroch, Gabriel
Quirós, and STA Internal Group
IMF Economic Review
IMF Economic Review, published w ith Palgrave
Macmillan,i s the ocial research journal of the
International Monetary Fu nd. e journal provides
a rigorous analyt ical forum for discussing some of
the most important polic y questions of our time.
e next issue of the IMF Economic R eview (Vol.65,
No. 3) is a special issue on “Exchange Rates and
External Adjustment ” that features key papers
presented at a conference organized wit h the Swiss
National Bank. A rticles look at issues such as the
impact of portfolio choice on extern al rebalancing;
the role of nancial f ragmentation and scal policy
on the adjustment process; and why trade ows se em
so unresponsive to exchange rates.
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