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Global economic governance and economic policy: A personal perspective

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  • Kemal Dervis

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The policy advice given by economists in international institutions is influenced by their prior academic work. In my case, applied general equilibrium work resulted both in a belief in the necessity of decentralized markets and in a distrust of their ability to be stable. A career in international institutions can also create a global outlook that can be a public good when trying to achieve collective action while accommodating legitimate but narrower national interests.

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  • Kemal Dervis, 2015. "Global economic governance and economic policy: A personal perspective," WIDER Working Paper Series wp-2015-139, World Institute for Development Economic Research (UNU-WIDER).
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