How do you think the portrayal of fraud inquiry in the media like the case of the accusation of Argentina's former president (article on GS) discredit the economic policies of the IMF or the World Bank?
On June 23rd 2016, a referendum will be held for the second time to vote whether the UK will remain in the EU or not, commonly referred to as Brexit. Some experts at the IMF argue that if Britain votes to leave the EU, prices will go up and there will be instability in financial markets.
What do you think will happen if the Brexit occurs? Who would profit and who would not? Can the EU be sustained without Britain?