“The largest shock since the Great Depression.” This was the cheery interpretation the International Monetary Fund gave on Wednesday of what the world economy is suffering. Its growth forecasts, accordingly, have been sharply revised down.
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Published: April 9 2008 09:28 | Last updated: April 9 2008 22:36
“The largest shock since the Great Depression.” This was the cheery interpretation the International Monetary Fund gave on Wednesday of what the world economy is suffering. Its growth forecasts, accordingly, have been sharply revised down.