by Summary:
Last year, the IMF has joined the MOOC movement. On edX, the online education platform founded by Harvard University and MIT, the IMF contributes a set of “IMFx” courses developed by its Institute for Capacity Development. Courses cover Debt sustainability analysis; Energy subsidy reform; and soon Financial programming and policies (analysis and program design) as well as Macroeconomic forecasting.
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Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Debt sustainability, Education, edX, Energy subsidy, Financial programming, International Monetary Fund, Massive Open Online Course, Notes, Program design
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Last year, the IMF has joined the MOOC movement. On edX, the online education platform founded by Harvard University and MIT, the IMF contributes a set of “IMFx” courses developed by its Institute for Capacity Development. Courses cover Debt sustainability analysis; Energy subsidy reform; and soon Financial programming and policies (analysis and program design) as well as Macroeconomic forecasting.
Topics:
Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Debt sustainability, Education, edX, Energy subsidy, Financial programming, International Monetary Fund, Massive Open Online Course, Notes, Program design
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Last year, the IMF has joined the MOOC movement. On edX, the online education platform founded by Harvard University and MIT, the IMF contributes a set of “IMFx” courses developed by its Institute for Capacity Development. Courses cover
- Debt sustainability analysis;
- Energy subsidy reform; and soon
- Financial programming and policies (analysis and program design) as well as
- Macroeconomic forecasting.