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Economist Gita Gopinath appointed as IMF’s first deputy managing director
This is the second-highest position at the global economic body.
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Dec 03, 2021 · 01:30 pm
Economist Gita Gopinath appointed as IMF’s first deputy managing director
International Monetary Fund Chief Economist Gita Gopinath. | Reuters
The International Monetary Fund on Thursday appointed its Indian-American Chief Economist Gita Gopinath as its first deputy managing director, the second-highest position at the global economic body.
Gopinath will take over from Geoffrey Okamoto on January 21, 2022.


The economist holds a United States citizenship and is an Overseas Citizen of India. She was appointed as the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund in October 2018.

She was the first woman chief economist in the history of the global economic body.

Gopinath received her PhD in economics from Princeton University in 2001 after earning her bachelor’s degree from the University of Delhi. She earned a master’s degree from the Delhi School of Economics and the University of Washington.

The economist joined the University of Chicago in 2001 before moving to Harvard University in 2005.

“I believe that Gita – universally recognized as one of the world’s leading macroeconomists – has precisely the expertise that we need for the FDMD [first deputy managing director] role at this point,” International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said in a release issued late on Thursday.

Georgieva expressed gratitude for Gopinath’s decision to stay at the global organisation, as she was scheduled to return to her academic position at Harvard University in January next year.

In a statement, Gopinath said that she was “honoured and humbled” to take over as the first deputy managing director of International Monetary Fund.

“As the [coronavirus] pandemic continues its grip on us, the work of the [International Monetary] Fund has never been more critical and international cooperation never more important,” she said.

 
Pakistan seems to be getting screwed left right center internally and externally. Lol but sad.
 
Pakistan seems to be getting screwed left right center internally and externally. Lol but sad.

IMF has screwed itself not Pakistan.. We have nothing to lose.. IMF is just an unnecessary element
 
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She was the first woman chief economist in the history of the global economic body.



This Indian newspaper should understand that Indonesian citizen Sri Mulyani Indrawati has become Managing Director of World Bank. She left World Bank after being called by Jokowi to be Indonesian Finance Minister.

Yup she is Muslim......8-)

 
Although IMF isn't of much relevance to stable economies, it is always nice to see Indians (Born and brought up in India) appointed at top posts in such global bodies. It does help the country in some ways.
 
Yup she is Muslim......8-)
I just realise that Indonesian currency is called Rupiah, in many parts of India we call our Rupee as Rupiya (pronounced the same as Rupiah). Other than Rupay in Hindi and Rupee in english.

And Indonesian Language called Bahasa Indonesia and in which Bahasa is derived from Sanskrit’s “Bhasha” which literally means Language. How did the Sanskrit linguistic influence reach East Asia?
 
Why does IMF exist ?
So that capitalist countries have a cushion in crisis😉
Although IMF isn't of much relevance to stable economies, it is always nice to see Indians (Born and brought up in India) appointed at top posts in such global bodies. It does help the country in some ways.
Not much but the influence is good. Pays dividend in many ways.
 
I just realise that Indonesian currency is called Rupiah, in many parts of India we call our Rupee as Rupiya (pronounced the same as Rupiah). Other than Rupay in Hindi and Rupee in english.

And Indonesian Language called Bahasa Indonesia and in which Bahasa is derived from Sanskrit’s “Bhasha” which literally means Language. How did the Sanskrit linguistic influence reach East Asia?

India influences SEA and China influences North East Asia. This is why Myanmar, Kambodia, Thailand people in majority Budhist. Yup Indian influence (Budism) also influence NEA but not as much as SEA. Shinto is basically Japanese version of Budhism where the Budhism in Japan most probably comes from China (Shaolin Temple, etc)

South Asian also has DNA influence in Indonesian DNA around 9 %.

Some Indonesian look Indian, despite native

 
True. And that cushion must be torn to pieces for socio-economic and political prosperity of all humankind.
Yeah, I'm sure you have such fantasies. IMF is not holding back humans from developing though.
 
India influences SEA and China influences North East Asia. This is why Myanmar, Kambodia, Thailand people in majority Budhist. Yup Indian influence (Budism) also influence NEA but not as much as SEA. Shinto is basically Japanese version of Budhism where the Budhism in Japan most probably comes from China (Shaolin Temple, etc)

South Asian also has DNA influence in Indonesian DNA around 9 %.

Some Indonesian look Indian, despite native

Confiucious, Mencius ,Tang Chinese culture ,is too sophisticated for non-north east asian nations,it requires high lvl civilizational development, education, enlightenment and inherent mental aptitude to construe,hence the east asian culture hasn't spread as profusely as religion from middle east and indian subcontinet which are more simple, less sophisticated, easy and aimed at subjugating simpler societies to an ideology rather than enlightenment for the betterment for human society. If Chinese was like the people in indian subcontinent or jerusalem,delusional to the brim and with a zeal of spreading the facade of religion,Chinese would have made confucious a god ,added some more mythology ,and worshipped him . But Chinese and east asians are too practical,pragmatic,and intelligent for such ridiculous tendencies, and their nation as whole remained mostly atheist.

Where did you get Shinto is Buddhism? it is completely different than Buddhism,these are two separate concepts altogether. Buddhism is from Indian subcontinent but probably the kingdom of nepal which was larger back then compared to its current landmass,as of right now,the only decent purpose it serves is to prevent the more radical religions from the evangelist missionaries and Wahabism spread from middle east .
 
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