Romain Duval is an advisor in the IMF’s Research Department, where he leads the agenda on structural reforms. He has published widely in academic and policy-oriented journals on a variety of topics including structural reforms, growth, unemployment, the political economy of reforms, business cycles, monetary policy, exchange rates, and climate change. He holds a PhD in Economics.
By late 2021, there were 50 percent to 80 percent more unfilled jobs in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom and the United States than there were prior to the pandemic. Open vacancies w...
Growth in the euro area rebounded earlier this year, but it remains fragile, while risks have increased. Now is a good time for euro area economies to strengthen their ability to weather ...
Emerging market economies have enjoyed good growth in recent decades but are still far from closing gaps in living standards with advanced economies. Emerging markets also need growth to ...
Los defensores del proteccionismo en las economías avanzadas culpan al creciente comercio con China por las pérdidas de empleos, y hay influyentes investigadores que han proporcionado cie...
El débil crecimiento de la productividad en muchas economías avanzadas y de mercados emergentes tras la crisis financiera internacional está suscitando inquietudes en torno a las perspect...
Weak productivity growth in many advanced and emerging market economies in the wake of the global financial crisis is raising concerns about future growth prospects.New research indicates...
