Challenges Facing the IMF

This chapter delves into the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) current obstacles in managing global economic aid amidst inflationary pressures and weak growth in advanced economies. It discusses the complexities of recent lending arrangements, particularly with middle-income nations like Argentina and Egypt, and highlights the IMF's diminishing relevance due to its struggles with enforcing compliance on financial reforms. Additionally, the chapter examines the intersection of climate finance and international lending, shedding light on the adverse effects of environmental issues on global agriculture.