This document discusses key factors in the global macroeconomy and their institutional effects, including the world economy across developed and developing nations, regional dynamics, international capital and financial flows, trade, technology, migration, and various trade and investment agreements. It also examines how the international and macroeconomic policy environment shapes domestic economic policies in areas like fiscal, monetary, exchange rates, structural reforms, sectoral industries, agriculture, investment, finance, science and technology, trade, employment, education, health, and social protection.

1. Global
Macroeconomy
International
Flows
Institutional
Effects
• World Economy
(Developed &
Developing
economies)
• Regional Dynamics
• Capital/Finance
• Trade
• Technology
• Migration
• Trade Agreements
• Investment
Agreements
• Monetary
integration/RDBs
Macroeconomic Policies
(Fiscal, Monetary, Exchange Rate)
Formulating development policies: P166 Road Map
International Environment and
Policies
Domestic Policies
Structural Policies Other Policies
Environmentalpolicies
Sectoral
Policies
Horizontal Policies
Industrial
Policies
Agricultural
Policies
Investment
Policies
Financial
Policies
STIPolicies
TradePolicies
Employment
Policies
Social Policies
Labour
Market
Public
Employment
Education/
Training
Health
Social
Protection
Knowledge Development Branch/DTL