
Davide Malacrino
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Aug 21, 2023 |
imf.org | Davide Malacrino
Wealth begets wealth. This simple concept of privilege has added to growing discontent with inequality that has escalated under the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic. A paper co-authored this year by economists from the IMF and other institutions confirms that wealthier people are more likely to earn higher returns on their investments. It also shows that the children of wealthy people, while likely to inherit that wealth, aren’t necessarily going to make the same high returns on investments.
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Apr 9, 2023 |
thedailystar.net | JaeBin Ahn |Ashique Habib |Davide Malacrino |Andrea F. Presbitero
As geopolitical tensions rise, companies and policymakers are increasingly looking at strategies to make supply chains more resilient by moving production home or to trusted countries. The US Treasury Secretary argued in April 2022 that firms should move towards the friend-shoring of supply chains. More recently, the European Commission proposed the Net Zero Industry Act to counter the subsidies in the US Inflation Reduction Act.
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Apr 5, 2023 |
imf.org | JaeBin Ahn |Ashique Habib |Davide Malacrino |Andrea F. Presbitero
العربية español français 日本語 русский 中文 Long-term losses of 2 percent of global output due to shifting foreign direct investments underscore why global integration needs robust defense As geopolitical tensions rise, companies and policymakers are increasinglylooking at strategies to make supply chains more resilient by movingproduction home or to trusted countries.
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Apr 5, 2023 |
imf.org | JaeBin Ahn |Ashique Habib |Davide Malacrino |Andrea F. Presbitero
English العربية français 日本語 русский 中文 Las pérdidas del 2% en la producción mundial a largo plazo debido al desplazamiento de la inversión extranjera directa ponen de relieve las razones por las que debe defenderse la integración mundial.
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