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Simon Reid-Henry on the need for a Global Public Investment after Covid-19

Writing for the Development Initiatives (DI), Simon Reid-Henry presents the case for why the Global Public Investment (GPI) is needed.

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Why we need Global Public Investment after Covid-19

Following on from the rountable series on Global Public Investment for Equality and Sustainability, Simon Reid-Henry has written a piece on how the COVID-19 response has highlighted the international need for an ongoing pool of public money and explains how Global Public Investment (GPI) would work. The piece addresses the following:

  • What is Global Public Investment?
  • How would it work?
  • Is this feasible?
  • Who would be in charge?
  • What next?

Read the piece in full here.

 

Global Public Investment for Equality and Sustainability

Hosted by the IHSS, this roundtable series welcomed economists, political scientists, public policy practitioners and others, todiscuss and consider alternative ways of thinking about international public finance.

 

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