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Centre Jouffroy
Describes a proposed instrument for the new international monetary architecture: the New Bancor, a non-national indexed IMF issued world currency.
The International Monetary Fund: Outdated, Ineffective, and Unnecessary
An May 1997 backgrounder by the Heritage Institute's Bryan T. Johnson, which covers much of the history and criticism of the IMF.
Asking the Right Questions About the IMF
The authors of this essay argue that the issue is not so much what the IMF should do, but what needs to be done and who can best do the job.
IMF and Structural Adjustment Policies
The IMF and World Bank structural adjustment policies have led to a spiraling race to the bottom for the developing countries that have followed their prescriptions, which require cutbacks on health, education and so on. Poverty as a result has soared.
Hoover Institution Public Policy Inquiry: International Monetary Fund
International Monetary Fund: Facts, policies, research and perspectives on the IMF. An impressive site dedicated to examining the IMF and policies concerning it, containing articles both supporting and attacking the organization and its roles.
United States - Capitalism's Controversial Clean-Up Crew
An article examining the IMF's pros and cons, including some history and perspective.
Debt And Dependency Are The IMF Legacy
Doug Bandow of the Cato Institute says that the IMF has failed to promote self-sustaining economic growth anywhere in the world. Instead, it has left debt and dependency in its wake.
IMF, Capital, and Us: The Economics of Imperialism
Is the IMF just a tool of the MultiNational Corporation?
Top Ten Reasons to Oppose the IMF
The New Eagle offers a list of potential problems.
IMF's Four Steps to Damnation
Short article based on interview with Joseph Stiglitz, former chief economist of the World Bank, now an outspoken critic of World Bank-style globalisation.
The Insider: What I Learned at the World Economic Crisis
Article by Joseph Stiglitz, former Chief Economist at the World Bank, attacking free market dogma IMF-style - which he says is out of touch with reality.
International Financial Institutions Research Site
This site lists research materials on the international financial institutions, and in particular, the IMF and the World Bank. These lists are titles and publication info of print media, NOT links to articles themselves.
Describes a proposed instrument for the new international monetary architecture: the New Bancor, a non-national indexed IMF issued world currency.
An May 1997 backgrounder by the Heritage Institute's Bryan T. Johnson, which covers much of the history and criticism of the IMF.
The authors of this essay argue that the issue is not so much what the IMF should do, but what needs to be done and who can best do the job.
The IMF and World Bank structural adjustment policies have led to a spiraling race to the bottom for the developing countries that have followed their prescriptions, which require cutbacks on health, education and so on. Poverty as a result has soared.
International Monetary Fund: Facts, policies, research and perspectives on the IMF. An impressive site dedicated to examining the IMF and policies concerning it, containing articles both supporting and attacking the organization and its roles.
An article examining the IMF's pros and cons, including some history and perspective.
Doug Bandow of the Cato Institute says that the IMF has failed to promote self-sustaining economic growth anywhere in the world. Instead, it has left debt and dependency in its wake.
Is the IMF just a tool of the MultiNational Corporation?
The New Eagle offers a list of potential problems.
Short article based on interview with Joseph Stiglitz, former chief economist of the World Bank, now an outspoken critic of World Bank-style globalisation.
Article by Joseph Stiglitz, former Chief Economist at the World Bank, attacking free market dogma IMF-style - which he says is out of touch with reality.
This site lists research materials on the international financial institutions, and in particular, the IMF and the World Bank. These lists are titles and publication info of print media, NOT links to articles themselves.
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