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News India Live, Digital Desk: A Stop in International Economics: Indian-US economist Geeta Gopinath has played a very important and effective role in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the global economic scenario. Now the end of his tenure is approaching, and she is going to return to the faculty of Harvard University by finishing her services as the first Deputy Managing Director – FDDM in IMF. The announcement has been made by the IMF management, which confirms his future move. Gopinath’s term is about to end with the upcoming financial year starting from this month, and his final work will be within a few months. However, her last day or potential farewell has not been formally announced by the IMF, but it has been confirmed that she will join Harvard University, where she was a professor earlier. Earlier, Geeta Gopinath has played her role as the chief economist in the IMF. While in this post, he contributed significantly in global economic analysis, construction of policies and advice to member countries. Later, she was promoted as the first Deputy Managing Director in the organization, one of the highest positions for a woman in the history of IMF. In this role, he worked closely with the global economic challenges, policy reactions and managing IMF programs, who is the managing director of the IMF, and the return of Gita Gopinath will definitely be an important achievement for Harvard’s Economics Department, where she will again engage in teaching and research activities. His broad experience and global economic knowledge will make him even more rich in the academic field. His departure from the international financial institution has become a matter of discussion among global economists, where his future contributions will be awaited.
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