Business, Management and Accounting
4 years ago

International Institutions Fail Developing Countries, Fueling Global Economic Inequality

Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks
Some proposals to adapt international institutions to developmental needs
Kunibert Raffer

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The article discusses how international institutions can be improved to better meet the needs of developing countries. It looks at issues like the Tobin Tax, trade, and foreign investment, and how these institutions can help reduce global economic inequality. The researchers also evaluate the Bank for International Settlements to see how effective it is in addressing these issues.