Finance & Development, March 1984
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Finance & Development, March 1984
- The IMF’s role in a changing world: An interview with the Deputy Managing Director of the Fund
- Special section: Africa: Adjustment programs in Africa: The recent experience of 21 countries with Fund programs
- External shocks and policy responses in sub-Saharan Africa, 1973–78: More open and outward-oriented economies fared better
- Lessons from East African agriculture: A review of Bank projects, 1972–82
- Progress report on African development
- Financial supermarkets in the United States: The remarkable transformation of the financial system
- Bretton Woods at forty: Some impressions of the early Fund: Reminiscences of a former senior official
- Milestones—Bretton Woods, 40 years later: An annotated chronology
- The realities of economic interdependence: Its benefits and frustrations
- Price distortions and growth: A Bank study shows a negative association
- The stabilizing role of fiscal policy: Measuring it and evaluating its effects
- Aid flows: the role of the DAC
- The concessionality of foreign assistance: A new perspective on measurement of this concept
- World economy in transition: Indicators of growth
- Sharing knowledge—Bank and Fund publications
- Books
- Letters