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World Bank, mentioned 17 times across podcast episodes and expert conversations analyzed by Sonic.

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During the 1990s, neoliberal ideology was so omnipresent within institutions like the World Bank in Washington D.C. that it was considered common sense.

neutral·Branko Milanovic

China is classified as an upper-middle-income country by the World Bank.

neutral·Branko Milanovic

The World Bank Group is owned by 189 member governments who act as its shareholders.

neutral·Ajay Banga

During the 1990s, neoliberal ideology was so omnipresent within institutions like the World Bank in Washington D.C. that it was considered common sense.

Expert perspectiveBranko MilanovicJul 27

China is classified as an upper-middle-income country by the World Bank.

Expert perspectiveBranko MilanovicJul 27

The World Bank Group is owned by 189 member governments who act as its shareholders.

Official sourceAjay BangaMay 12

Ray Dalio believes the post-1945 multilateral world order, characterized by institutions like the United Nations and World Bank, has ended.

Expert perspectiveRay DalioApr 30

Following World War II, the United States established a new world order that included multilateral institutions like the United Nations, the World Court, and the World Bank.

Expert perspectiveRay DalioApr 20

The post-1945 world order, which established multilateral institutions like the United Nations and the World Bank, is breaking down.

Expert perspectiveRay DalioApr 20

Professor Simeon Nna advises the Nigerian government to disregard the advice of the World Bank and IMF, attributing the country's current economic problems to their policy conditionalities.

Expert perspectiveProfessor Simeon NnaApr 20

The New Development Bank of the BRICS is intended to operate differently from established institutions like the IMF and the World Bank.

Official sourceLula da SilvaApr 20

The New Development Bank, created by BRICS, is intended to operate differently from the IMF and the World Bank.

Official sourceLula da SilvaApr 20

The World Bank is promoting the use of catastrophe bonds to provide insurance coverage for natural disasters in developing nations.

Expert perspectiveNarratorApr 20

Since 2009, the World Bank has issued approximately 15 catastrophe bonds related to weather events.

Expert perspectiveNarratorApr 20

The World Bank has a goal to issue an additional $3.5 billion worth of catastrophe bonds over the next four years.

Expert perspectiveNarratorApr 20

The World Bank has allocated $12 billion to Argentina.

Official sourceScott BessentApr 20

The World Bank estimates there could be 200 million climate migrants by 2050.

Expert perspectiveAngus KingApr 20

Stephanie Flanders speculates that the leaders of the IMF and World Bank may be relieved that the Trump administration has largely ignored their institutions, despite the long-term cost of reduced US ...

SpeculativeStephanie FlandersApr 16

The credibility of the IMF and World Bank is undermined by the United States, their largest shareholder, retreating from the principle of multilateralism.

Expert perspectiveSean DonnanApr 16

Other countries at the World Bank meetings are concerned that the United States will not feel enough short-term economic pain to act with urgency to resolve the global crisis.

Expert perspectiveStephanie FlandersApr 16

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