IMF PROGRAM PARTICIPATION: IS POLITICAL INFLUENCE SYSTEMATIC OR SELECTIVE? Dimitrios Mylonas (BCA Research)*, Graham Bird (University of Surrey and the Claremont Colleges) and Dane Rowlands (Carleton University) - BCA Research - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	IMF PROGRAM PARTICIPATION: IS POLITICAL INFLUENCE SYSTEMATIC OR SELECTIVE? Dimitrios Mylonas (BCA Research)*, Graham Bird (University of Surrey and the Claremont Colleges) and Dane Rowlands (Carleton University) Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-04-29 05:24:25 Open Document File Size: 293,61 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Gould / / Country United States / / Event Diplomatic Relations / / Facility Carleton University / University of Surrey / / IndustryTerm gross domestic product / oil prices / / Organization Congress / U.S. Congress / University of Surrey / United Nations / International Monetary Fund / Norman Paterson School of International Affairs / Carleton University / Department of the Treasury / / Person Dane Rowlands / Graham Bird / / Position Secretary of the Treasury / Executive / / SocialTag International trade National accounts Economic indicators Debt International Monetary Fund Bretton Woods system Capital account External debt Balance of payments Economics

IMF PROGRAM PARTICIPATION: IS POLITICAL INFLUENCE SYSTEMATIC OR SELECTIVE? Dimitrios Mylonas (BCA Research)*, Graham Bird (University of Surrey and the Claremont Colleges) and Dane Rowlands (Carleton University)Add to Reading List