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IMF and Kosovo

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Jude Wanniski argues that the IMF’s “shock therapy”--with its characteristic devaluations, tax increases, and wage freezes--marked the beginning of ethnic conflict in Yugoslavia.

Read Polyconomics.com for his perspective.

 

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