
How Nigeria did IMF Reforms Without the IMF
How Babangida "rejected the IMF" but did most of the IMF reforms in an interesting way
Newsletter on the intersections developmental econ, geopolitics, finance, and African history. Bio: Ghanaian-American, MIT grad, Data Analytics & Product Manager @ Big Entertainment firm. Ex- Aerospace Engineer. Not an expert, but always learning.
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How Babangida "rejected the IMF" but did most of the IMF reforms in an interesting way

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