Being a Small State Isn't Easy, But It Doesn't Have to be Hard
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Being a Small State Isn’t Easy, But It Doesn’t Have to be Hard
August 28, 2014
Teafualiku island, part of Tuvalu, one of a series of low lying islands that are threatened by global warming (photo: Ashley Cooper/Corbis) |
Small states or countries with fewer than 1.5 million people have been struggling economically in recent years. An IMF economist offers an explanation and possible solutions. Sarwat Jarhan, IMF economist |
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