
New Role for the IMF: Global Credit Crisis Offers International Monetary Fund a New Lease on Life
Global credit crisis offers International Monetary Fund a new lease on life, write Naoko Nakamae and Jonathan Jacoby.
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Global credit crisis offers International Monetary Fund a new lease on life, write Naoko Nakamae and Jonathan Jacoby.
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To bolster the World Bank's legitimacy, the White House should spearhead more democratic and transparent leadership selection process.
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