The G20 and Sustainable IMF Reform

Name: The G20 and Sustainable IMF Reform
Creator: Bradlow, Daniel D.
Keywords: International Monetary Fund, International Financial Governance, 8. Economic growth, 05 social sciences, 1. No poverty, G20, Law, Banking and Finance Law, 12. Responsible consumption, 0506 political science

Bradlow, Daniel D.

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The G20 and Sustainable IMF Reform

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Authors: Bradlow, Daniel D.;

doi: 10.2139/ssrn.1367546

The G20 and Sustainable IMF Reform

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This article explores the problems with the current arrangements for international financial governance and the prospects for the IMF being sufficiently reformed to play an effective role in future arrangements for international financial governance. It proposes that the G20 initiate a multi-step process of reform.

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Keywords

International Monetary Fund, International Financial Governance, G20, Law, Banking and Finance Law

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