IMF & Economic Policy

Unit 1 Macroeconomic Stabilisation and the Role of the IMF
Unit 2 The IMF's Approach to Stabilisation
Unit 3 Alternative Approaches to Stabilisation
Unit 4 Stabilisation and the Financial Sector
Unit 5 Stabilisation Policy and Financial Sector - Institutional Responses to Recent Crises
Unit 6 Stabilisation and the Financial Sector - Some Challenges and Controversies
Unit 7 Stabilisation and Low-Income Countries
Unit 8 Challenges for Low-Income Countries
Disclaimer: This video was originally made as part of a revision session for students taking the Msc in Finance and Economic Policy at the University of London and therefore directly references the structure of the modules and units in the IMF & Economic Policy module convened by Prof Pasquale Scaramozzino

[@anoteolohitaeikede9822]

I am a medical practitioner;
really impressed with the profound financial literacy that Dr. Ola has displayed in this video.
Thank you for the education!

[@idowuadeleye8746]

Weldone doc.

[@seundavis9275]

The structuralist vs monetarists debate is an interesting one.

[@AdesanmiBamgboye]

You make listening easy with the way you explain

[@bukolabadejoko6568]

Thanks for the explanation

[@elsieakpomudiare3508]

Dr Ola, under the polak model, shouldn't an increase in credit rather than a decrease increase the money supply

[@olaorekunrin2432]

The equation states that the change in money supply is equal to the sum of the change in domestic credit and the change in reserves i.e ◇Ms = ◇DC+◇R

[@elsieakpomudiare3508]

@@olaorekunrin2432 Thank you. I went to do a little research and found a paper that derives it from first principle.

[@olaorekunrin2432]

That's the only way to understand it. Unfortunately to keep timing down I can't go into so much depth in my lectures. 🙏🙏🙏

[@engtari]

The old people impression,... 🤣

[@ahammadudako4002]

She is too much