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International Monetary Fund (IMF)
The IMF is an international organization that operates in many different countries. Its decisions affect world economies and politics.
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Do you have to pay for International Monetary Fund Clearance?
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Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund and previously Minister of Economic Affairs in France, is not married but has been dating entrepreneur Xavier Giocanti since 2006. She is a divorcee and a mother of two sons.
By the mid-2000s how many member countries did the International Monetary Fund have?
By the mid-2000s membership included every major country, the former communist countries, and numerous small countries.
How is Christine Lagarde a leader and what type of leader is she?
Christine Lagarde will be the first woman to lead the International Monetary Fund and previously worked as the Minister of Economic Affairs of France. She has a masters in Political Science and has also worked as the Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Commerce and Industry in France.
How do you get an IMF certificate?
You can get the certificate from the International Monetary Fund. The organization can be contacted by calling the headquarters at 1-202-623-7000.
International Monetary Fund
What are the objectives of IMF?
IMF seeks to achieve the following objectives:
- To promote international monetary cooperation.
- To facilitate the expansion of international trade.
- To ensure stability to foreign exchange rates.
- To reduce disequilibrium in the international balance of payments of member countries.
- To promote capital investment in backward and underdevelopment countries.
- To assist in the establishment of a multinational system of payments in respect of current transactions between the member countries.
- To secure multilateral convertibility (i.e., to convert the currency of any member into the currency of any other member).
- To provide short term monetary help to members during emergency.
- To achieve balanced economic growth and high level of employment in member countries
