Your past prescriptions haven't helped developing countries - TOR MD tells IMF
Was the IMF's long-standing advice for state enterprises actually wrong? A top Ghanaian official hints they may be changing their tune.
Ghana's Tema Oil Refinery MD challenges the IMF's past policy prescriptions for state-owned enterprises.
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