External Evaluation of IMF Surveillance

The IMF's surveillance over its member'seconomic policies is one of the institution's central activities. In keeping with the increasing transparency of the IMF; the Executive Board askes a group of independent external experts to evaluate IMF surveillance, to assess the effectiveness of such surveillance, and to make recommendations for improvements. The group's report looks at the methods, substance, and impact of surveillance, both on individual countries and on the global economy. This publication also includes the reactions of the Executive Board, management, and the staff to the external evaluation.
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Publication date: December 1999
ISBN: 9781557758637
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Business and Economics , Banks and Banking , Exports and Imports , Finance , Economics- Macroeconomics , BOOK , Fund surveillance , Fund staff , country , Fund , policy , surveillance work , Fund advice , fund member , Exchange rate policy , Financial sector , Exchange rates , Global , Asia and Pacific , South America , Europe , Africa , Early warning systems , Capital account , Caribbean

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The IMF's surveillance over its member'seconomic policies is one of the institution's central activities. In keeping with the increasing transparency of the IMF; the Executive Board askes a group of independent external experts to evaluate IMF surveillance, to assess the effectiveness of such surveillance, and to make recommendations for improvements. The group's report looks at the methods, substance, and impact of surveillance, both on individual countries and on the global economy. This publication also includes the reactions of the Executive Board, management, and the staff to the external evaluation.