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Do the International Monetary System's policies support or impede the progress of developing economies? Do these policies encourage or discourage investment in these developing economies?

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It is my belief that the International Monetary System's policies impede the progress of developing economies due to the fact that these policies hinder the ability of developing economies to obtain the funding that is ...

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