Lessons from the Global Financial Crisis: Interview with Valerie Cerra

AuthorHites Ahir
PositionSenior Research Officer in the Research Department at the International Monetary Fund
Pages3-6
3IMF RESEARCH perspectives | imf.org/researchbulletin
Interview
Hites Ahir is a Senior Research Ofcer
in the Research Department at the
International Monetary Fund.
hahir@imf.org
The Global Financial Crisis of 2007-08 was the
worst to hit the world economy since the Great
Depression. The Crisis devastated the financial
markets, brought the housing and banking
sectors to their knees, and caused political
upheaval in both the developed and developing
world. Ten years on from those events, Hites Ahir
talks to Valerie Cerra, Assistant Director in the
IMF’s Institute for Capacity Development, about
why some countries still haven’t been able to fully
recover, what are the implications of recessions
and crises for policymaking, and the new stylized
model for economic development.
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Interview with Valerie Cerra
Photo: Michael Spilotro

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