Reforming the IMF for the 21st Century |
Contents
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The IMF View on IMF Reform | 127 |
The IMF Back to Basics | 133 |
THE IMF AND THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY SYSTEM | 139 |
Currency Manipulation and Enforcing the Rules of the International Monetary System | 141 |
Revamping the International Monetary System | 157 |
Regional Arrangements and the International Monetary Fund | 171 |
The Case for an IMF Insurance Facility | 353 |
A ShockSmoothing Facility for the IMF | 365 |
The Policy Support Instrument A Key Component of the Recent IMF Reform Movement | 385 |
IMF Facilities for Poststabilization LowIncome Countries | 391 |
Reflections on the Function and Facilities for IMF Lending | 413 |
IMF FINANCIAL RESOURCES | 455 |
Does the IMF Need More Financial Resources? | 457 |
How Should IMF Resources Be Expanded? | 471 |
The IMF and the Capital Account | 185 |
GOVERNANCE OF THE IMF | 199 |
Rearranging IMF Chairs and Shares The Sine Qua Non of IMF Reform | 201 |
IMF Governance and the Political Economy of a Consolidated European Seat | 233 |
Internal Governance and IMF Performance | 257 |
A Latin American View of IMF Governance | 271 |
A New Steering Committee for the World Economy? | 279 |
IMF LENDING FACILITIES | 293 |
The Case for a LenderofLastResort Role for the IMF | 295 |
The Case Against the IMF as a Lender of Final Resort | 315 |
A Stability and Social Investment Facility for HighDebt Countries | 329 |
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