The IMF has a new toy, a Data mapper. Great fun ahead! Here's a demonstration I captured with PowerScreenCapture.
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We are the wannabe economists of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. We use this blog to share out thoughts on the world economy and the rest. So...here's our musings and policy reflections.
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- On Trade and the Environment during Christmas
- Macroeconomic policies matter...maybe!
- Diminishing marginal utility of travel
- Why are social housing projects always ugly?
- On our policy impact and a movie
- A competitive environment
- Comparing restaurants
- The Kings of Price Discrimination
- Diplomats...
- The effect of hyperinflation on toilet overflows
- Circular causality
- New perspectives on the gender gap in wages
- Comparing Italian propaganda with French grandeur
- The roots of world inequality
- Why unilateral trade liberalization beats the WTO
- Finally Democracy: for the good or the bad
- The importance of history
- Reserve Accumulation Part I: The cautious ones see...
- IMF Data Mapper
- The Lighter Side
- Canadian democracy
- Turning dung into fertilizer
- The world's first credit crunch happened in 88BC
- Merry Christmas from UBS
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