From The Wall Street Journal:
The International Monetary Fund is expected to approve an aid package for Pakistan later this week. That makes Pakistan, a nuclear state with 165 million citizens and a terrorism problem, the first country to succumb to the IMF in the current economic crunch. A lot is riding on whether the Fund's policy conditions help or hurt the economy -- and early signs are mixed.
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The International Monetary Fund is expected to approve an aid package for Pakistan later this week. That makes Pakistan, a nuclear state with 165 million citizens and a terrorism problem, the first country to succumb to the IMF in the current economic crunch. A lot is riding on whether the Fund's policy conditions help or hurt the economy -- and early signs are mixed.
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