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November 22, 2017
Georgia, a country of 3.7 million people at the crossroads of western Asia and eastern Europe, is thriving. Its government program to refashion the country as an attractive investment destination has proved successful. We sat down with First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Dimitry Kumsishvili and National Bank of Georgia Governor Koba Gvenetadze at the sidelines of the IMF’s Annual Meetings that took place this past October 2017.
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11/22/2017 07:58 AM EST
Woman engineer at work: The IMF's research shows that countries can reap benefits from closing gender gaps (nimis69/iStock by Getty Images) By IMFBlog November 22, 2017 Women count. They contribute to society in every way, […]
11/21/2017 08:42 AM EST
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November 21, 2017
Problem: Japan is the most aged society among advanced economies (almost 27 percent of its people are over 65). It also faces a shortage of labor (unemployment is just 2.8 percent). Both limit the country’s growth (photo: iStock by Getty Images) Continue reading
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