IMF Commentary

Greece's Uncertain Fate

John Quiggin | May 21, 2012
The question isn't whether Greece will abandon the euro. It's whether Greece will be forced to abandon the euro—and what the fallout would be.

How the U.S. Will Pay for the Euro Crisis

Uri Dadush
William Shaw
| Dec 07, 2011
Secretary Geithner is in Europe. He should be convincing Congress to act on the euro zone crisis before it's too late.

Greece's Default Dilemma

Vito Tanzi | Nov 14, 2011
Why an Argentine-style default could destroy Greece.

Five Great Misconceptions about the Euro Crisis

Uri Dadush | Nov 10, 2011
Americans are in denial. Europe's crisis is bigger and more far-reaching than Washington will admit.

Europe Charges toward Second Great Depression

John Quiggin | Aug 05, 2011
Europe is making the mistakes of the 1920s all over again, hoping this time to avoid another Great Depression—and world war.

Europe's Contagion Effect: Prepare for a Global Economic Collapse

Nuno Monteiro
Thomas Wright
| Jul 21, 2011
Europe is fast approaching the moment of truth that will reveal whether it can solve the crisis or be consumed by it.

Beijing through Rose-Colored Glasses: Why Democracy Cannot Tame China

Harry Harding | Jul 13, 2011
Beijing wants to become a preeminent power.  Pluralism will change nothing.

Privacy, Libel and the Case of Dominique Strauss-Kahn

Geoffrey Wheatcroft | May 19, 2011
The French keep secrets.  The British stifle the press.  America runs a perp-walk escapade. 

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