Mona Ali
@MonaAli_NY_US
International Political Economy | Econ prof at State University of New York | PhD Econ New School | Writing on geopolitics & the global dollar system.
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17-04-2016 00:16:22
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My latest essay in Heatmap News evaluating what's good for decarbonization in the Inflation Reduction Act―and how it's hardly enough!!
It's about a lot more than muni bonds, but we do need to fix public debt markets, badly.
heatmap.news/economy/adapta…
At the intersection of my research interests and the week's events, an economist I've been researching for a while (Albert Hart) wrote out his own narrative of the campus occupation at the time. Fascinating document thanks to Irwin Collier.
irwincollier.com/columbia-perso…
'The ensuing set of reforms became known as 'structural adjustment' policies, & they are often very difficult to reverse—this is indeed part of their appeal to the IMF.'
NEW: Alexandros Kentikelenis & Thomas Stubbs on the debate around IMF conditionality.
phenomenalworld.org/analysis/the-o…
Review of my work with Adriana Dupita Ankur Shukla
'Egypt expanded its loan to $8bn, but it has $10bn to pay back to IMF over the next 2 years
It’s a case of borrowing from Peter to pay Paul, only here Peter & Paul are the same exasperated person at the IMF”
bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
Principled & powerful statement from #VietThanhNguyen - Pulitzer Prize winner, MacArthur Genius, and Professor of English and American Studies and Ethnicity at USC about the silencing of USC valedictorian & South Asian American senior, Asna Tabassum
Really bummed I couldn't make it to DC this morning for this event. Many thanks to Oxfam Washington DC for the amazing organizing they they are doing around global governance.
It’s the week of the World Bank/IMF spring meetings, where everyone will say that governments should “mobilize private capital” for climate and infrastructure.
Forget about if they should—*can* they? Last year I wrote about all the barriers they’ll face:
phenomenalworld.org/analysis/the-i…