As the IMF gets ready to choose a successor to Dominique Strauss-Kahn, who resigned following his arrest on charges that he sexually assaulted and raped a hotel housekeeper, it would be a good thing to step back for a moment and ask: What should the IMF do?
More specifically, can the IMF possibly morph itself into a worldwide force for economic growth instead of Bailout Nation?
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