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Don’t bet on it yet. But comments made in mid-January by the IMF’s top official, Horst Kohler, show that the powerful institution is now having nagging doubts about the wisdom of some of its most basic principles.


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HORST KOHLER

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Change comes too slow, if at all, at the IMF

By by Martin Khor | March 11, 2001 - 12:00am

After many years of denying that it has its basic policies wrong, is the International Monetary Fund beginning to re-examine the advice it gives to developing countries? Don’t bet on it yet. But comments made...

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