The IMF's Return to Iraq

Robert Looney

Challenge, 2006, vol. 49, issue 3, 26-47

Abstract: The International Monetary Fund has imposed its traditional policies in Iraq. Few have considered the consequences. But the author notes that business as usual will probably not work in Iraq, and may well be destructive. He also wonders why there is so little imagination at the IMF.

Date: 2006
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