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Monthly Archives: May 2011
The IMF Head Can’t Come from Emerging Markets Unless They Get Behind a Candidate
It is time for the Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund to come from an emerging market country. But that has been said often before. Whining about the injustice of the 65-year duopoly under which the IMF MD comes from Europe and the World Bank President comes from the US won’t change anything. Only [...] Continue reading
Posted in Africa and commodities, International Monetary Fund
Tagged Africa and commodities, international cooperation, International Monetary Fund
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