Catalysis or direct borrowing: the role of the IMF in mobilising private capital

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The impact of International Monetary Fund policies on private capital flows is examined in detail.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Capital market, Capital markets

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Political economy influences within the life-cycle of IMF programmes

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The article empirically examines the issues involved in determining the outcomes of International Monetary Fund programs. These include factors beyond economics, such as those influencing decisions to apply for IMF programs and those influencing negotiations.

Scientific Research and Development Services, Management dynamics, Economic Programs, Administration of Economic Programs, World, Services information, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, International Monetary Fund, Management, Services, Economic development, Comparative analysis, Company business management

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The catalytic effect of lending by the international financial institutions

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The catalytic role of international financial institutions (IFI) in terms of lending to financially troubled economies remains unclear and unproven. IFI's catalytic effect effect is found to be a long-term phenomenon and is determined by the degree of contribution they made to enhance the economic conditions of the country they are operating in. The catalytic effect was greatest on private flows when IFIs were persuading private markets into lending.

Personal credit institutions, Nondepository Credit Intermediation, Lending Services, Analysis, Financial services industry, Financial services, Financial intermediation

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