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Stiglitz on the IMF
Have people seen the article by Stiglitz in the NEW REPUBLIC?
>What I learned at the world economic crisis.
The Insider
By JOSEPH STIGLITZ
Issue date: 04.17.00
Post date: 04.06.00
Next week's meeting of the International Monetary Fund will bring
to Washington, D.C., many of the same demonstrators who trashed
the World Trade Organization in Seattle last fall. They'll say the
IMF is arrogant. They'll say the IMF doesn't really listen to the
developing countries it is supposed to help. They'll say the IMF is
secretive and insulated from democratic accountability. They'll say
the IMF's economic "remedies" often make things worse--turning
slowdowns into recessions and recessions into depressions.
And they'll have a point. I was chief economist at the World Bank
from 1996 until last November, during the gravest global economic
crisis in a half-century. I saw how the IMF, in tandem with the U.S.
Treasury Department, responded. And I was appalled. <
see http://www.tnr.com/live/coverstory.html
Jim Devine jdevine@xxxxxxx & http://liberalarts.lmu.edu/~jdevine
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