International Financial Institutes in Crisis: Integrity Test to Madame LaGarde and Monsieur Kim
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The link will bring more of your attention to the crisis management style at the IMF and World Bank group as Mr Kim and Miss LaGarde are trying to escape respectively employees protests and guilty verdict. While I want poor countries and MIC (middle income countries) to focus on increase in loans for development and graduation, it seems what they are interested is control that means increase in voting power. Will that strategy arouse wealthy countries donors, I do not think so because the trend is not increasing that much? I wish I could speak to under secretary for international affairs or Assistant Secretary for International Market and Development, Marisa Suzanne Lago. It doesn't matter that you believe in integrity or not, take the time to develop your knowledge of the US contribution to the international development by double clicking here
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7 年Noted efforts Arthur Mboue....there is a whole bunch of data available about such activities. As pointed by you, the poor countries and MIC should get major chunk of those investments, but I guess (only an analysis by data points) that the data is skewed because of an relatively unknown factor known as "vested interests". We often neglect this heavily by considering 95% or 98% confidence interval, but I guess it is something that has a magnetic pull to deviate the data in a way anybody wants.