THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND ON NATIONAL ECONOMIES AND ITS ROLE IN GLOBAL CRISES
Keywords:
Keywords: International Monetary Fund, economic stability, lending policy, financial assistance, international finance, economic reforms, inflation, deficitAbstract
ABSTRACT
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international organization aimed
at ensuring global economic stability and supporting the financial sustainability of
countries. This article analyzes the impact of the IMF on the economies of various
countries, elaborating on its main functions, lending policy, role in strengthening
financial stability, contributions to economic reforms, and significance during periods
of global crises. Additionally, the article discusses the advantages and disadvantages
of IMF operations and presents conclusions regarding its influence on national
economies.
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