India, April 15 -- As the global finance-related officials meet this week for the spring meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF), the focus will be the war, and its economic consequences. The arguments, debates, and discussions will revolve around global growth, inflation, interest rates, shortages, disruptions, and currencies. Yet, there are forces, both internal and external, which wish the two main agencies to talk about other issues that are as important, and more crucial for the long term. The war will get over within weeks, a month, or months, and the economies will get back to normalcy within months, a year, or a couple of years. Yet, as the World Bank president, Ajay Banga, put it, jobs will possibly be th...