International Monetary Fund

3Qs: IMF names Chinese yuan one of world’s elite currencies

Kamran Dadkhah, associate professor of economics, discusses the inclusion of the Chinese yuan as a world reserve currency, and the implications this decision might have for the international economy going forward.

by John O'Neill December 2, 2015

3Qs: What’s next for Greece and Europe?

Northeastern assistant professor Mai'a K. Davis Cross, who studies European politics, explains how Greece’s debt crisis and “no” vote could make the EU stronger and more resilient over the long term.

by Greg St. Martin July 7, 2015

3Qs: Scandal detracts from serious international business

Dominique Strauss-Kahn resigned last week as the head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) amid allegations of sexual assault in New York City — leading to larger questions of how this will affect French politics and financial matters across Europe. Natalie Bormann, a visiting assistant professor of political science at Northeastern University, assesses the implications of this situation and the media coverage that followed.

by Greg St. Martin May 23, 2011

3Qs: IMF names Chinese yuan one of world’s elite currencies

3Qs: What’s next for Greece and Europe?

3Qs: Scandal detracts from serious international business

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