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IMF points to 'long-lasting scars'

Source: Financial Times
Pittsburgh : PA : USA | 2 months ago  
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As hopes strengthen that the global economy is recovering, the IMF pointed out that banking crises usually leave “long-lasting scars” on countries, knocking an average 10 per cent from output per capita. “The implications of our analysis are quite sobering for the countries that have experienced...
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