AMADOU SY (@asyafrica) 's Twitter Profile
AMADOU SY

@asyafrica

What Africa for future generations? Author: “Africa through an Economic Lens.” Macro, finance. Former Director, Brookings Africa Growth Initiative.

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linkhttps://ideas.repec.org/e/psy16.html calendar_today10-10-2013 17:25:21

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Pr Ahmadou Aly MBAYE (@ahmadoualymbaye) 's Twitter Profile Photo

C'est quoi la transformation structurelle d'une économie ? Peut-on formaliser l'informel ? Pourquoi les champions nationaux de ce Park sont devenus des conglomérats jouant les premiers rôles à l'échelle internationale là ou ceux de Senghor n'ont pas survécu ? beaucoup de sujets

C'est quoi la transformation structurelle d'une économie ? Peut-on formaliser l'informel ? Pourquoi les champions nationaux de ce Park sont devenus des conglomérats jouant les premiers rôles à l'échelle internationale là ou ceux de Senghor n'ont pas survécu ? beaucoup de sujets
Stefan Dercon (@gamblingondev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A new paper, just to provoke - on the political economy of economic policy advice - just out in Journal of African Economies. tinyurl.com/2sx7tda3

A new paper, just to provoke - on the political economy of economic policy advice - just out in Journal of African Economies. tinyurl.com/2sx7tda3
Diego Rivetti (@rivettidiego) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Short and useful brief by Lazard on recent debt restructuring cases: lazard.com/research-insig… Key messages: the debt restructuring system "has worked well, given the circumstances, but in a slow and tortuous way"; its merit is having brought China to the negotiation table. 1/3

Jonathan Said (@jonathansaid1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Unlike protectionism, export promotion provides an alternative to 'industrial policy' that is cheaper, less susceptible to capture by unproductive firms, and permissible under the rules of international trade agreements.“

Stefan Dercon (@gamblingondev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Centre for the Study of African Economies at University of Oxford will automatically consider all applicants from Africa for full funding for the MPhil in Economics - we have new scholarships for eligible students. Apply asap: deadline 4th March (extended deadline): see below

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Applications for the 2026 CSAE Visiting Fellowship are now open. Includes a residency in Oxford from January to March, including flights, accommodation & a small stipend. Open to African scholars currently pursuing a career in economics ➡️ csae.ox.ac.uk/visiting-fello…

Applications for the 2026 <a href="/Oxford_CSAE/">CSAE</a> Visiting Fellowship are now open.

Includes a residency in Oxford from January to March, including flights, accommodation &amp; a small stipend.

Open to African scholars currently pursuing a career in economics ➡️ csae.ox.ac.uk/visiting-fello…
Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas (@pogourinchas) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our new WEO out. The global economy is entering a new era. Effective tariff rates reach levels not seen in a century. We project global growth at 2.8% for 2025—a major downgrade reflecting escalating trade tensions and high policy uncertainty. imf.org/en/Blogs/Artic…

Our new WEO out. The global economy is entering a new era. Effective tariff rates reach levels not seen in a century. We project global growth at 2.8% for 2025—a major downgrade reflecting escalating trade tensions and high policy uncertainty. imf.org/en/Blogs/Artic…
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LIVE NOW: IMF's Abebe Aemro Selassie presents our latest Regional Economic Outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa. Tune in to learn how global trade tensions and economic uncertainty are impacting the region's growth prospects and policy recommendations. x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

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IMF Projections 2025: Angola🇦🇴: 2.4% Benin🇧🇯: 6.5% Côte d'Ivoire🇨🇮: 6.3% DR Congo🇨🇩: 4.7% Ethiopia🇪🇹: 6.6% Ghana🇬🇭: 4.0% Kenya🇰🇪: 4.8% Nigeria🇳🇬: 3.0% Rwanda🇷🇼: 7.1% Senegal🇸🇳: 8.4% South Africa🇿🇦: 1.0% South Sudan🇸🇸: -4.3% Tanzania🇹🇿: 6.0% Uganda🇺🇬: 6.1% Zimbabwe🇿🇼: 6.0%

IMF Projections 2025:

Angola🇦🇴: 2.4% 
Benin🇧🇯: 6.5%
Côte d'Ivoire🇨🇮: 6.3%
DR Congo🇨🇩: 4.7%
Ethiopia🇪🇹: 6.6%
Ghana🇬🇭: 4.0%
Kenya🇰🇪: 4.8%
Nigeria🇳🇬: 3.0%
Rwanda🇷🇼: 7.1%
Senegal🇸🇳: 8.4%
South Africa🇿🇦: 1.0%
South Sudan🇸🇸:  -4.3%
Tanzania🇹🇿: 6.0%
Uganda🇺🇬: 6.1%
Zimbabwe🇿🇼: 6.0%
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Sub-Saharan Africa faces complex economic challenges amid shifting global trade dynamics. Growth is projected to ease to 3.8% in 2025, as countries work to balance macroeconomic stability with development needs. Learn more: imf.org/en/Publication…

Sub-Saharan Africa faces complex economic challenges amid shifting global trade dynamics. Growth is projected to ease to 3.8% in 2025, as countries work to balance macroeconomic stability with development needs. Learn more: imf.org/en/Publication…
IMF Africa (@imfafrica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

.IMF Africa's outlook team launched the Regional Economic Outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa in Abidjan with 🇨🇮 Finance Minister Adama Coulibaly & UN Development’s Blerta Cela. Growth in 2025 is projected to slow to 3.8% amid global uncertainty. Read the report here: imf.org/en/Publication…

.<a href="/IMFAfrica/">IMF Africa</a>'s outlook team launched the Regional Economic Outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa in Abidjan with 🇨🇮 Finance Minister Adama Coulibaly &amp; <a href="/UNDP/">UN Development</a>’s Blerta Cela. Growth in 2025 is projected to slow to 3.8% amid global uncertainty. Read the report here: imf.org/en/Publication…
Lejecos (@lejecos1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bourse des matières premières agricoles : La #cotedivoire réussit un démarrage prometteur avec la première cotation #kebetu #Senegal #team221 #UEMOA #kpakpatoya #BRVM xfru.it/1EFKsv

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Presenting a broad set of stylized facts about developing country labor markets, synthesizing the recent literature, and highlighting promising directions for future work, from Emily Breza and Supreet Kaur nber.org/papers/w33908

Presenting a broad set of stylized facts about developing country labor markets, synthesizing the recent literature, and highlighting promising directions for future work, from <a href="/emilybreza/">Emily Breza</a> and <a href="/supKaur/">Supreet Kaur</a> nber.org/papers/w33908
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Considering applying for an economics PhD? The student-led Berkeley, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Stanford and Yale Economics Mentoring Program (EMP) helps participants connect with a grad student mentor. Applications are open until July 22nd! Learn more at: economicsmentoringprogram.com

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World Bank Group Africa Fellowship Program 2026 for Ph.D. students & recent graduates. Spend six months getting hands-on experience World Bank HQ in Washington D.C. or World Bank Africa country office tinyurl.com/y8febubn

World Bank Group Africa Fellowship Program 2026 for Ph.D. students &amp; recent graduates. Spend six months getting hands-on experience <a href="/WorldBank/">World Bank</a> HQ in Washington D.C. or <a href="/WorldBankAfrica/">World Bank Africa</a> country office tinyurl.com/y8febubn