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Finance, Development, and the IMF
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Description| Publisher | Oxford University Press UK |
| Author(s) | James M. Boughton / Domenico Lombardi |
| Published | 15th June 2009 |
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The IMF is a multilateral financial institution with a mandate to promote financial and macroeconomic stability, cooperative economic policies, and a balanced growth of international trade. More than two fifths of its 185 members are low-income countries and many others have substantial pockets of poverty in their populations. Since economic development and the reduction of poverty are the most important economic challenges that these countries face, how can the
IMF best help them? How can the imperative of macroeconomic and financial stability be reconciled with the requirements for sustained economic growth? This volume brings together the research of leading
economists, political scientists, and historians to suggest ways for the IMF to address these issues effectively.
IMF best help them? How can the imperative of macroeconomic and financial stability be reconciled with the requirements for sustained economic growth? This volume brings together the research of leading
economists, political scientists, and historians to suggest ways for the IMF to address these issues effectively.
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