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Economists' Voice, 2007
John Morgan presents a radical proposal to sell voting rights at the IMF and redistribute power through market mechanisms instead of by formula.
John Morgan, Felix Várdy
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John Morgan presents a radical proposal to sell voting rights at the IMF and redistribute power through market mechanisms instead of by formula.
John Morgan, Felix Várdy
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Reforming the IMF's Weighted Voting System
World Economy, 2006This paper surveys various proposals to reform the IMF's quota determination process and voting regime. We first provide some necessary context by describing IMF decision rules, including the methods by which the Fund determines quotas according to countries’ relative positions in the world economy.
Jonathan R Strand
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Examining the effect of IMF conditionality on natural resource policy [PDF]
Economics and Politics, 2023 Can International Monetary Fund (IMF) lending improve natural resource governance in borrowing countries? While most IMF agreements mandate policy reforms in exchange for financial support, compliance with these reforms is mixed at best.
Iasmin Goes
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Management and Economics Research Journal, 2018 There is a strong body of literature that finds a direct connection between inward foreign direct investment and economic growth in the host country. At the same time, economic growth in the host country attracts additional Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)
Ashraf Mahate
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Reforming the IMF: Should the Fund abandon conditionality?
Public Policy Research, 2000exaly +3 more sources
Policy Papers, 2010
This paper reviews progress under the Fund’s strengthened cooperative strategy on overdue financial obligations. Since the last review, total arrears to the Fund declined by SDR 17.5 million to SDR 1,309.5 million. Payments to the Fund by Sudan and Zimbabwe were in excess of new obligations falling due, and a decrease in Somalia’s arrears resulted from
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This paper reviews progress under the Fund’s strengthened cooperative strategy on overdue financial obligations. Since the last review, total arrears to the Fund declined by SDR 17.5 million to SDR 1,309.5 million. Payments to the Fund by Sudan and Zimbabwe were in excess of new obligations falling due, and a decrease in Somalia’s arrears resulted from
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International Politics, 2013
The global financial crisis moved the International Monetary Fund (IMF) back to the center stage, after some years of disengagement by major emerging markets and developing countries (EMDCs). Neo-liberal institutionalism predicts that crises in a highly interdependent world induce states to strengthen multilateral institutions.
Dries Lesage +3 more
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The global financial crisis moved the International Monetary Fund (IMF) back to the center stage, after some years of disengagement by major emerging markets and developing countries (EMDCs). Neo-liberal institutionalism predicts that crises in a highly interdependent world induce states to strengthen multilateral institutions.
Dries Lesage +3 more
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