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    Humility first in battling corruption

    Apr 30, 2018 2 minutes

    After a period of introspection, one of the most powerful bodies in global governance announced in April that it had not been doing enough to stem corruption. This self-reflection by the International Monetary Fund could do wonders for the world economy.

    The IMF admitted that it had long used

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