Explore a 43-minute TED Talk featuring Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, as she discusses rebuilding the global economy in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Delve into topics such as economic stimulus efforts, financial system resilience, and strategies for countries to emerge stronger from this "great transformation." Learn about the importance of directing funds to countries in need, lessons from the 2008 financial crisis, challenges faced by developing nations, and the role of global cooperation in economic recovery. Gain insights on potential positive shifts, leadership during crises, and the path forward for a more resilient global economy.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
The Great Lockdown
Stimulus
Minsky moment
Lessons from 2008
Developing countries
Lockdowns
Inflation
We are in this together
Leadership
Embracing nuance
Lessons learned
Role of the IMF
Global cooperation
Special Drawing Rights
Who will be resilient
Potential positive shifts
The path forward
One last thing
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