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Tinkering with a Broken Policy: The IMF’s 2024 Surcharge Reform

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Tinkering with a Broken Policy: The IMF’s 2024 Surcharge Reform

Explore the consequences of IMF surcharge reforms. Find out how changes to the fees levied by the International Monetary Fund affect borrowing costs.

Jan 13, 2025

By Michael Galant, Ivana Vasic-Lalovic

Chronic Condition: Working Without Health Insurance

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Chronic Condition: Working Without Health Insurance

Jan 10, 2025

By Emma Curchin, John Schmitt

A No-Brainer for Global Growth and US Jobs

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Article • Mark Weisbrot’s Columns

A No-Brainer for Global Growth and US Jobs

Jan 10, 2025

By Joseph Stiglitz, Mark Weisbrot

Preview: What to Look for in the December CPI

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Preview: What to Look for in the December CPI

Jan 13, 2025

By Dean Baker

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Uruguay at a Crossroads: Continued Decline or a Return to Economic Progress?

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Uruguay at a Crossroads: Continued Decline or a Return to Economic Progress?

Nov 20, 2024

By Jake Johnston, Joe Sammut, Guillermo Bervejillo

A vintage blue car is parked on a street in Uruguay, where a wall covered in weathered posters and graffiti. The pavement shows signs of wear, adding to the urban, atmosphere.

Structural Determinants of Health: Hospitals’ Unequal Capital Investments Drive Health Inequities

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Structural Determinants of Health: Hospitals’ Unequal Capital Investments Drive Health Inequities

Jul 25, 2024

By Eileen Appelbaum, Emma Curchin, Rosemary Batt

A person in a white lab coat stands with their arms crossed, holding a red stethoscope in one hand, representing the fight over private equity and health inequity.

The Case for the Complete Removal of IMF Surcharges: Historical Precedents and a Growing Burden

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The Case for the Complete Removal of IMF Surcharges: Historical Precedents and a Growing Burden

Jul 30, 2024

By Andrés Arauz, Ivana Vasic-Lalovic, Francisco Amsler

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The Story of Debt & How Developing Nations Stay Stuck In It

Global financial institutions, controlled by wealthy nations, implement policies that often trap developing countries in cycles of poverty through exploitative practices designed to extract wealth. These policies perpetuate economic hardship and compound the environmental challenges these nations face as climate change intensifies.