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New The Commonwealth and the Economic Crisis   Cyrus Rustomjee (Author) Series name: Discussion Paper Series Series number: 6 ISSN: Categories: *FREE* Policy Papers & Reports, Commonwealth and Global Affairs, Discussion Papers, Economic Development ISBN No: 978-1-84859-054-0 Format: E-book Publication Date: 09-2009 Number of Pages: 8 Status: In stock Price: £ 0.00    [Currency converter]   Download a PDF with additional information for this publication Description Written by the Director of the Economic Affairs Division at the Commonwealth Secretariat, this discussion paper explains some of the truly international aspects of the global economic crisis that go beyond the headline news.   It discusses the nature of the crisis and its implications, especially the impact on the smaller, poorer and most vulnerable developing countries, and the responses from both the Commonwealth and from the international community (the World Bank Group, the International Monetary Fund and regional development banks). Contents Nature of the Crisis What are the implications? An end in sight? What is being done about it?   The Commonwealth Response   The Response of the International Community World Bank Group International Monetary Fund Regional development banks   What Next?