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How can Latin American and Caribbean countries implement fiscal and monetary policies to reduce inflation and avoid a contraction in 2023? Join us for the presentation of our 2023 Macroeconomic Report, Preparing the Macroeconomic Ground for Renewed Growth. events.iadb.org/calendar/eve…
HOY—— join us!
Participa en el lanzamiento del Informe macroeconómico de #AméricaLatina y el #Caribe, con palabras de apertura del Presidente Mauricio Claver-Carone, moderación del Economista Jefe, Eric Parrado, expertos y panelistas invitados. bddy.me/35QtTyT #RecuperaciónEconómica
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Únete al lanzamiento del Informe macroeconómico de #AméricaLatina y el #Caribe donde presentaremos las políticas fiscales, comerciales y laborales para superar la crisis. #RecuperaciónEconómica
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¡Acompáñenos!
Viernes 8 de Abril 10am EDT ¡Acompáñanos en la presentación del Informe Macro de América Latina y el Caribe 2022: De la recuperación a la renovación: Transformar la crisis en oportunidad! Hay un capitulo sobre mercados laborales que escribimos con @David_S_Kaplan y @oazuara.
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Viernes 8 de Abril 10am EDT ¡Acompáñanos en la presentación del Informe Macro de América Latina y el Caribe 2022: De la recuperación a la renovación: Transformar la crisis en oportunidad! Hay un capitulo sobre mercados laborales que escribimos con @David_S_Kaplan y @oazuara.
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Submit your papers on climate change and natural disasters. Implications for Latin America and the Caribbean Special issue of Economics of Disasters & Climate Change. 👇
Economics of Disasters & Climate Change journal & @the_IDB inviting papers for a Special Issue: ‘Implications of #ClimateChange & #Disasters for #LATAM & #Caribbean’. Editors @eduardocavallo, Bridget Hoffmann, @DrTofPeace, Eric Strobl, Ilan Noy More info: tinyurl.com/4kvfc8xz
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Está disponible el programa del Workshop de International Macro coorganizado por el BCU, RIDGE y el BID, con un programa espectacular. ridge.uy/wp-content/uploads/…
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No se pierdan nuestro #SeminarioCEDE | Domestic Barriers to Entry and External Vulnerability in emerging Economies, con Victoria Nuguer (@v_nug) del @the_IDB
🗓️1 de octubre
⏰11:00 AM
Inscripciones aquí: bit.ly/3CNPu5C
¡Los esperamos!
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Are you an economics researcher familiar with the development challenges faced by LAC, with strong technical skills, original research worthy of publication in peer-reviewed journals, and good communication skills? Then come join IDB’s Research Department! iadbcareers.taleo.net/career…
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The July 2021 issue of AEJ: Macroeconomics (13, 3) is now available online at aeaweb.org/issues/641.
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On May 13+14 our Financial Stability and Development Network is cohosting a conference with @bcentralchile on Financial Frictions. Expect great presentations out of @IMFNews @UPFBarcelona @Banxico @UMich @bankofcanada @bcrpoficial and many others. Tune in: events.iadb.org/calendar/eve…
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Job opportunity for motivated young economist interested in policy at the @IDB_Research Department. 👇
Research Department. Assistant Coordinator for the Financial Stability Development Group (FSD) and to the Macroeconomic Policy and Finance Network. iadbcareers.taleo.net/career…
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Please see our latest blog on #economic #risks and #growth opportunities post #COVID19 focusing on #LAC bit.ly/3vY3Huj and drawing on the 2021 #LAC #macroeconomic report iadb.org/macroreport @eduardocavallo @IDB_Research
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Aquí mañana, hablando del legado de deuda que dejará la pandemia
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Participa en el webinar "Salir del túnel pandémico con crecimiento y equidad para América Latina y el Caribe”. Nos acompañará @AIzquierdoIDB, Subdirector del Departamento de Investigación @the_IDB
📅Jueves 24 septiembre
⏰9:00 a.m. (hora 🇸🇻)
Inscripción 👉🏻bit.ly/32Vdxki
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Shinzo Abe wanted more women to work, and they did--the female labor force reached a milestone of 30 million; the participation rate surged to 71% topping that of the US and Europe.
So...is he leaving behind a more gender-equal Japan? I want you to assess: a thread

































