IMF Survey, Volume 32, Issue 18

Journal Issue

Volume/Issue:: 32/18
Series:: IMF Survey
Author(s):: International Monetary Fund. External Relations Dept.
Publisher:: INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND
Published Date:: October 2003
DOI:: http://dx.doi.org/10.5089/9781451927979.023
ISBN:: 9781451927979
ISSN:: 0047-083X
Page:: 16

The IMF announced October 10 that its Executive Board had agreed on measures to enhance further the transparency of the institution, in particular by promoting the publication of more country documents. The agreement will be implemented following the Board’s adoption, in the coming weeks, of specific amendments to its previous decision on transparency.

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IMF Survey Vol.32, No.18 October 2003

IMF takes another step to increase its openness
Per Jacobsson Lecture: Arab countries need to set clear priorities to create momentum for reforms
Geithner to head New York Federal Reserve Bank
Gender equality can foster growth and help reduce poverty
Annual Meetings seminars: Road to regional and global prosperity
Are highly leveraged firms in the euro area a cause for concern?
Did output recover from the Asian crisis?
Japans Takatoshi Kato nominated as IMF Deputy Managing Director
Recent publications
Available on the web
Selected IMF rates