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Eecie Smmar iCaper 1. Glbal Prspecs ad Plicies 1
The Global Recession Is Ending 1Deleveraging and Slow Job Growth Ahead 3Improving, but Still Dicult, Financial Conditions 3Sluggish Real Sector Dynamics 6Continued, but Diminishing, Support rom Policy 18 A Subdued Recovery and Vulnerability to Mild Defation 29Beyond 2010: How Will the Global Economy Rebalance? 31Risks to a Sustained Recovery 34Policy Challenges: Reconciling Short- and Medium-Term Objectives 42 Appendix 1.1. Commodity Market Developments and Prospects 50Reerences 63
Caper 2. Cr ad Regial Perspecies 67
The U.S. Economy Is Stabilizing as the Crisis Subsides 67 Asia: From Rebound to Recovery? 71Europe: A Sluggish Recovery Lies Ahead 73Commonwealth o Independent States: A Dicult Recovery or Some and DamageContainment or Others 80Other Advanced Economies: On the Path to Recovery 82Latin America and the Caribbean: Policy Frameworks Have Promoted Resilience 83Middle East: Strengthening Growth Prospects 86 Arica: Regaining Momentum 89
Caper 3. Lesss r Mear Plic rm Asse Price Flcais 93
Asset Price Busts in the Modern Era 94Macroeconomic Patterns ahead o the Current Crisis 102The Role o Monetary Policy 104Should Policymakers React to Asset Market Fluctuations? 107Policy Conclusions 115 Appendix 3.1 Econometric Methods 117
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