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IMF LECTURE OCTOBER 31st --Reminder--
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Dan Tortorice)
Mon Oct 30 00:00:07 2000
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Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2000 23:58:17 -0500
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From: Dan Tortorice <dtortori@MIT.EDU>
THE MIT UNDERGRADUATE ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS (Free and Open to the
Public):
A DISCUSSION OF THE IMF CONTROVERSY
Professor Rudiger Dornbusch
Tuesday, October 31st
4:30 pm
Room 6-120
COME FOR THE LECTURE. STAY FOR THE FREE FOOD TO FOLLOW!!!!!
Professor Dornbush will discuss the recent IMF controversy.
Included in the discussion will be an evaluation of the IMF policies in
Asia, Latin America, and Russia and an explanation of the motivations behind
the recent IMF protests.
Prof. Dornbush, the Ford Professor of Economics and International
Management at MIT is a world renowned macro economist specializing in open
market macroeconomics. He has contributed to publication such as the Wall
Street Journal, Business Weekly, and the Financial Times.
