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Global current account imbalances widened before the 2007/2008 crisis and have narrowed since. While the post-crisis adjustment of European current account deficits was in line with global developments (though more forceful), European current account surpluses defied global trends and increased....
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real-time data is slightly lower than the revision in World Bank estimates and much lower than International Monetary Fund …
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at a level similar to market inequality in other parts of the world, but net inequality (after taxes and transfers) is at …
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Financial globalisation has led to large increases in foreign assets and liabilities in recent decades, increasing the scope for valuation changes that are potentially greater than trade or financial flows. We confirm that the United States enjoys an 'exorbitant privilege' on flow income from...
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positive GDP growth of China, which suggests that within-country inequality in the world's most populous country might have not …
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