, IMF chief economist and director of the research department, said
Gita Gopinath, IMF chief
economist and director of the
thehappyworld.org research department, said the recession to be
experienced would be the worst since the Great Depression that occurred between
1929 and 1932 when the advanced economies shrunk by 16%.
It is projected that the
Nigerian economy will rebound by 2.4% in 2021.
“For the first time
since the Great Depression, both the advanced economies and emerging and
developing economies are in a recession,” she said in a press briefing that
marked the beginning of the
thehelloamerica.com April 2020 Spring meetings that is holding
virtually.
“For 2020, growth in
advanced economies is projected at
thesecretoftime.net 6%. Emerging markets and developing
economies which typically have normal growth levels well above advanced
economies are also projected to have negative growth of -1% and -2.2% if you
exclude China.”
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