posted on 2024-09-05, 21:21authored byJodie Keane, Max Mendez-Parra, Phyllis Papadavid, Laetitia Pettinotti, Sherillyn Raga, Dirk Willem te Velde
Ensuring a healthy macro-economy is crucial for a high-quality recovery from Covid-19. Engineering
appropriate stimulus packages, keeping a stable financial sector and reviving high value-added exports
are core tasks of governments across the world as they also try to recover from the economic effects of
the pandemic in 2020–2023. Unfortunately, the context in low-income settings looks more depressed
because of lack of finance and more vulnerable economies.
Informing policy options for a better macro-economy in lower-income settings is a core task of an
International Development Research Centre (IDRC)-funded project undertaken by the Overseas
Development Institute (ODI) and five other think-tanks. This paper presents a methodology and a range
of methods to provide quality research and analysis that can underpin such policy advice.
Funding
IDRC | CRDI
History
Publisher
ODI
Citation
Keane, J.; Mendez-Parra, M.; Papadavid, P.; Pettinotti, L.; Raga, S. and Willem te Velde, D. (2021) 'Shaping the Macro-Economy in Response to COVID-19: A Responsible Economic Stimulus, a Stable Financial Sector and a Revival in Exports,' Methodology Paper, SET ODI