Includes “… But the opponents argue that their ingredients make troubled countries more dependent on IMF aid and their populations poorer. Allan Meltzer, a renowned economist at Carnegie Mellon University, who died last year, once said: ‘IMF's programs drive a large wedge between the social risk — the risk borne by the troubled country — and the private risk borne by bankers.’ …”
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