10 Caribbean Countries Most Indebted To The IMF (International Monetary Fund)

While the IMF can be a savior for countries struggling to manage their finances, they have also been criticized for exacerbating economic problems in borrowing countries by imposing harsh conditions that are difficult to meet. This has led to accusations that the IMF is more concerned with advancing its economic philosophy than with promoting the economic welfare of its member countries. As a result, the role of the IMF in the global economy remains a subject of debate and controversy. Here's a list of what countries own the IMF: https://www.imf.org/external/np/fin/t...

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0:00 ∞ 10 Caribbean Countries Most Indebted to the IMF
3:15 ∞ Dominica
5:14 ∞ St. Vincent and the Grenadines
7:24 ∞ St. Lucia
9:05 ∞ Grenada
10:21 ∞ Suriname
12:16 ∞ The Bahamas
13:42 ∞ Haiti
15:02 ∞ Barbados
16:40 ∞ Dominican Republic
18:32 ∞ Jamaica

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