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Can the IMF force policy changes?
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) offers financial aid to countries in crisis. However, this aid often comes with strict conditions, requiring governments to adopt specific economic policies. If a country doesn't comply, the IMF can withhold further loans, effectively forcing their hand on fiscal and monetary decisions.
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