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Digital money is here: G20 (Thinking) must go digital. A systemic agenda is necessary to steer the risky transition process and reap long-term benefits
José Siaba Serrate (Argentine Council for International Relations CARI), Claude Lopez (Milken Institute), Halit Ünver (Research Institute for Applied Knowledge Processing, University of Ulm), Sergey Drobyshevsky (GAIDAR Institute for Economic Policy), Pavel Trunin (Gaidar Institute for Economic Policy)
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Bigtech companies: An inclusive and global regulatory framework is needed
Claude Lopez (Milken Institute), José Siaba Serrate (Argentine Council for International Relations CARI)
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Monetary policies, strategies, and the Covid-19 crisis
Franco Bruni (Bocconi University Milan), José Siaba Serrate (Argentine Council for International Relations CARI)
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Covid-19 crisis: How should the G20 support heavily indebted low-income countries?
Kathrin Berensmann (German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE)), Abebe Shimeles (African Economic Research Consortium (AERC)), Njuguna Ndung’u (African Economic Research Consortium (AERC)), Aloysius Uche Ordu (SAfrica Growth Initiative, Brookings Institution),
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Assessing the impact of stablecoins on the international monetary system: G20 and IMF to study the impac of Facebook’s libra project
Bertrand Rioux (King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center (KAPSARC)), Eiji Ogawa (Tokyo Keizai University), Fatima Yousef Al Sabaie (Bahrain Center for Strategic International and Energy Studies), José Siaba Serrate (Argentine Council for International Relations CARI)
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Time to implement a tech-driven sovereign debt transparency initiative: Concept, design, and policy actions
Rym Ayadi (Euro-Mediterranean Network for Economic Studies (EMNES), CASS Business School), Emilios Avgouleas (School of Law, University of Edinburgh)
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Coordinated and comprehensive fiscal and monetary stimulus for tackling the Covid-19 crisis
Naoyuki Yoshino (Financial Research Centre, FSA Institute), Jean Dong (Australia-China Belt and Road Initiative), Nella Sri Hendriyetty (Center for Regional and Bilateral Policy, Ministry of Finance Indonesia), Peter J. Morgan (Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI))
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Rebuilding Macroeconomics after the Pandemic
Financial Crisis, nationalism and COVID-19 are all socio-economic pandemics in the last decade. Each one starts in a small corner of our world, then spreads across continents in a very short space of time. Each one is a surprise, and each one catches us unprepared. If we are to be prepared for the next pandemic ... Read more
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Coordinated Fiscal Stimulus 2.0: What G20 Can Do to Counter the Global Economic Slowdown?
As the world is facing an economic downturn aggravated by the coronavirus pandemic, the creation of multilateral mechanisms of mitigating the consequences of such crises is once again on the agenda. G20 is the appropriate platform to discuss such mechanisms, in particular, dealing with the fiscal stimuli. Limiting the coordinated fiscal response solely to the ... Read more
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What can the G20 and Central Banks do to deal with monetary and financial challenges in context of the COVID-19 crisis while preparing the way to a new normal in monetary policy?
The discussion about ending the exceptional monetary and financial measures and policy strategies adopted after the 2008 Financial Crisis to return to a “new normal” in monetary policy, gained momentum in 2019 both among policy makers and in the academic research circles. Leading central banks started strategic reviews that should have reached conclusions before the ... Read more

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