Roles of International Financial Institutions

Roles of International Financial Institutions <Tab/>In July 1944, following the end of World War II, several countries met in New Hampshire, United States to devise a way to better manage postwar reconstruction efforts as well as expansion of the global capitalist economy. Out of this meeting, two international financial institutions were created, the World Bank, originally named The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and the International Monetary Fund. In addition, …

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