Economic growth, as measured by changes in real GDP, is a critical indicator of an economy’s health. In most countries, these estimates are only available annually or quarterly, and with significant lags. Economic monitoring and...Read more >>
The Gender Inequality and Macroeconomics Course (GM) was delivered for the first time at the JVI between July 15 and July 19. It was attended by 30 participants from 18 countries, primarily from ministries of finance and central...Read more >>
The JVI / ECB / World Bank FinSAC course on Non-Performing Loan Management and Resolution was delivered during July 1-5 in Vienna. The course was attended by 29 participants from 17 countries, almost all of them experienced bank...Read more >>
The Exchange Rate Policy Course (ERP) of the IMF was delivered at the JVI between June 3 and June 14. It was attended by 28 participants from 14 countries, coming mostly from central banks, but also from ministries of finance and...Read more >>
While spending most of their time teaching at the JVI and developing the curriculum, the economic staff is involved in complementary activities, such as international training, knowledge sharing, research, technical assistance,...Read more >>