Vítor Gaspar
Vítor Gaspar is a prominent Portuguese economist and politician, best known for serving as Minister of Finance from 2011 to 2013 during a critical period of economic adjustment in Portugal. Under his leadership, the country implemented austerity measures in response to the European debt crisis, which sparked significant public debate and criticism. Following his tenure in government, he has remained influential in economic circles and is often discussed as a potential candidate for key financial positions, including leadership roles within the Bank of Portugal, as he was recently mentioned in relation to the ongoing succession planning for the central bank's governance.
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Switzerland:
Vítor Gaspar, head of the tax policy department at the IMF, argues that the debt ratio alone is not sufficient to assess a country's vulnerability to a debt crisis.
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North Macedonia:
Vitor Gaspar is mentioned as an analyst at the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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Portugal:
Vítor Gaspar is a former minister of the PSD and is considered a strong candidate for the Bank of Portugal leadership.
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