The book examines the global economic landscape following a major financial crisis. It presents the collective insights and debates from a 2011 International Monetary Fund conference, focusing on the challenges and potential pathways for recovery and reform in the post-crisis world economy. The discussions likely cover a range of macroeconomic issues, policy responses, and the structural changes needed to prevent future instability.

This collection of conference proceedings offers a snapshot of expert thinking on the global economy in the wake of a significant financial crisis. The discussions likely provide a detailed, if somewhat dated, analysis of the challenges faced and the policy debates of the time. Readers can expect a rigorous examination of macroeconomic issues from a diverse group of economists and international finance professionals.