Let's assume that two small economies are borrowing from the IMF: one gets a much larger loan
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Let's assume that two small economies are borrowing from the IMF: one gets a much larger loan package with few conditionality attached to its program, while the other gets a modest loan with a higher number of conditions. What can be the determinants of this variation in IMF lending according to the neomercantilist/realist, liberal, constructivist and historical materialist perspectives? Which of these perspectives do you find more convincing, and why so?
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