The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international financial institution in charge of promoting free trade and exchange and overseeing the global economy, with the goal of mitigating macroeconomic problems such as large trade and budget deficits. The IMF is a secretive institution that has been especially successful in avoiding accountability for its failed policies and programs, including its policies which benefit large foreign investors and transnational corporations.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international financial institution in charge of promoting free trade and exchange and overseeing the global economy, with the goal of mitigating macroeconomic problems such as large trade and budget deficits. The IMF is a secretive institution that has been especially successful in avoiding accountability for its failed policies and programs, including its policies which benefit large foreign investors and transnational corporations.