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World Economic Outlook and the Challenges of Global Adjustment Macroeconomic Stability and the Forces of Globalization: Lessons from the 1990s The Inevitable U.S. Slowdown and Adjustment
Securing a Lasting Revival of Growth in Europe Emerging Market Economies in Asia and Latin America: Ensuring Sustainable Recoveries Divergences in Growth Performance Among the United States, Europe, and Japan: Long-Run Trends or Cyclical Differences? Assessing the Sustainable Level of Output The United States: Will the Good Times Endure? Japan: Why the Decade of Lost Growth May be an Aberration Can Europe Grow Faster?
Safeguarding Macroeconomic Stability at Low Inflation The Achievement of Reasonable Price Stability Can Inflation be Too Low? Price Stability and Macroeconomic Stability Asset Prices and Monetary Policy Monetary Policy at Low Inflation Trends and Issues In the Global Trading System Trends in Trade and Policies Current Issues and the New Round Comparing G-7 Fiscal Positions - Who has a Debt Problem? Oil Price Assumptions and the World Economic Outlook Capital Flows to Emerging Market Economies: Composition and Volatility Structural Reforms in Latin America: The Case of Argentina The Effects of Downward Rigidity of Nominal Wages on (Un)employment: Selected Simulation The Effects of a Zero Floor for Nominal Interest Rates on Real Output: Selected Simulation Results Recent Episodes of Negative Inflation * Detta kan downloadas från http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/1999/02/index.htm |