Adina Popescu

Adina Popescu is an Economist in the European & Middle Eastern Division of the IMF’s Institute for Capacity Development. At the Fund, Adina previously worked in the European Department on assignments in both program and surveillance countries. Prior to joining the IMF, she was an economist for the European Central Bank, working on monetary policy implementation, strategy and research. Her research interests cover various topics in applied and quantitative macroeconomics, as well as Bayesian and frequentist econometrics. Adina holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the London Business School with a thesis on optimal government spending. Adina is a national of Romania.
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Macroeconomic Forecasting (edX) EdX
International Monetary Fund - IMF,IMFx

Macroeconomic Forecasting (edX)

Dive into the world of macroeconomics with our expert-led course on Macroeconomic Forecasting. Whether you're an aspiring economist or a seasoned professional looking to refine your forecasting abilities, this course provides the tools and knowledge needed to predict economic trends accurately. Learn how to construct statistical models that can assess the effects of various economic policies and gain insights into crucial macroeconomic variables such as inflation rates and GDP growth.

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Financial Programming and Policies, Part 2: Program Design (edX) EdX
International Monetary Fund - IMF,IMFx

Financial Programming and Policies, Part 2: Program Design (edX)

Dive into the world of macroeconomics with 'Financial Programming and Policies Part 2: Program Design'. This course is designed for those looking to deepen their knowledge in macroeconomic policy analysis. You'll learn how to forecast key macroeconomic accounts, apply these skills to design an effective economic program for a case study country, and use real-world data to inform your decisions. Ideal for students of economics, professionals working with the IMF or similar organizations, and anyone interested in shaping financial policies.

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