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A lost opportunity for IMF reform?

2011
The International Monetary Fund executive board will complete interviews of the two leading candidates to replace Dominique Strauss-Kahn this week, with the aim of picking a new managing director by June 30. Mexican central bank chief Agustin Carstens fronted the board overnight, promising a consensus-building approach to running the institution.
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Reform of the IMF and World Bank

2018
Today, I will focus mainly on the IMF and the bipartisan, majority proposals for reform and change. These proposals have been publicly available for more than a month. I am pleased to note that they have attracted considerable attention including favorable editorials in many leading newspapers at home and abroad.
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Reforming the IMF's Lending-into-Arrears Framework

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
Episodes of sovereign default are typically associated with significant economic costs. The International Monetary Fund can help to mitigate these costs in a variety of ways, including by lending into arrears. Careful design of the broad policy framework governing the Fund’s involvement can help to ensure it has the maximum beneficial impact, without ...
Paul Bedford, Gregor Irwin
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Reforming IMF Conditionality

World Economics Journal, 2009
As it has for many years, International Monetary Fund conditionality is currently receiving much attention in the context of the global financial crisis. At the beginning of the 2000s the Fund introduced a policy of ‘streamlining’ intended to reduce the amount of conditionality and refocus it, with a view to increasing country ownership and ...
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The IMF Structural Reforms: Inconsistencies in the Program

2005
Abstract The IMF programs failed to take into account possible conflicts between different reform measures and objectives such as the conflicts between stabilization policies and structural reforms, and between operational restructuring and institutional reform.
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The Endless Business of Reforming the IMF

World Economics Journal, 2014
In this article I review Joseph P. Joyce’s thought-provoking book The IMF and global financial crises: Phoenix rising?†(Cambridge University Press, 2012). The book is a comprehensive yet concise appraisal of the IMF’s history of successes and failures in preventing crises, and in dealing with their consequences.
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Reform of the IMF and World Bank

World Economics Journal, 2007
Reform of the IMF and World Bank has been the focus of discussion since the middle of the last decade when efforts began to adapt the two institutions to deal with new problems of financial globalization associated with a series of financial crises among emerging markets.
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Examining the effect of IMF conditionality on natural resource policy

Economics and Politics, 2023
Iasmin Goes
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Egypt is still on path of IMF reforms

Emerald Expert Briefings
Headline EGYPT: Cairo is still on the path of IMF reforms
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Reform of IMF Conditionality

Journal of International Economic Law, 2005
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