Selim Elekdag

Selim Elekdag is currently an Advisor in the Research and Monetary Policy Department of the Central Bank of Turkey after taking a two year leave from the Research Department of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) where he was an Economist (2003-2009).

Before joining the IMF, Mr. Elekdag a Turkish national, was a consultant at the World Bank (2002). He holds a Ph.D. in economics from the Johns Hopkins University.

His main research interests include monetary policy in emerging economies and modeling the demand for IMF resources, some of which have been published in the Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control and IMF Staff Papers.

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Selim Elekdag's Latest Articles | 1

How Financial Stress Spreads: A First Comprehensive Look at the Current Crisis

Apr 27, 2009| 

Financial stress reached unprecedented levels in 2008. This column presents a new IMF financial stress index and puts the current crisis into historical perspective.... Read »

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