What the IMF can learn from central banks

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) should follow the example of central banks in reforming its governance framework, research published by the Bank of Canada argues.

The research states that governance reforms similar to those which have taken place at several central banks during recent decades would enhance the IMF's decision-making process and make it more transparent and accountable.

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