Traduction de «Reserve position in the IMF » (Anglais → Français) :

21. Calls for better coordination and greater coherence between the policies of the IMF, the World Bank, the WTO, the ECB, other international organisations and the European Union, in particular as regards the instruments linking the various markets, such as the Integrated Framework, the Trade Integration Mechanism, the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility (PRGF) and the recently adopted Policy Support Instrument (PSI), in order to ensure that open-market policies have a positive impact on poverty reduction; asks for more coherence between IMF programmes and the MDGs; draws attention in this context to the ambivalence in the position of the IMF which, a ...[+++]lthough it is responsible for only one very specific aspect of public action, plays a leading, if not dominant, role in implementing the strategies pursued by all players;

7. Calls for better coordination and greater coherence between the policies of the IMF, the World Bank, the WTO, the European Central Bank and other international organisations and the European Union, in particular as regards the instruments linking the various markets, such as the Integrated Framework, the Trade Integration Mechanism, the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility and the recently adopted Policy Support Instruments (PSI), in order to ensure that open-market policies have a positive impact on poverty reduction; asks for more coherence between IMF programmes and the Millennium Development Goals; draws attention in this context to the ambivalence in the position of the IM ...[+++]F which, although it is responsible for only one very specific aspect of public action, plays a leading, if not predominant, role in implementing the strategies pursued by all players; therefore considers that it is essential to create a structure for coordinating and even planning such strategies that involves all international stakeholders;

25. Calls for better coordination and greater coherence between the policies of the IMF, the World Bank, the WTO, the European Central Bank, other international organisations and the European Union, in particular as regards the instruments linking the various markets, such as the Integrated Framework, the Trade Integration Mechanism, the Poverty Reduction and Growth Facility and the recently adopted Policy Support Instruments (PSI), in order to ensure that open-market policies have a positive impact on poverty reduction; asks for more coherence between IMF programmes and the MDGs; draws attention in this context to the ambivalence in the position of the IMF which, a ...[+++]lthough it is responsible for only one very specific aspect of public action, plays a leading, if not dominant, role in implementing the strategies pursued by all players; therefore considers that it is essential to create a structure for coordinating and even planning such strategies that involves all international stakeholders;

Reserve position in the International Monetary Fund (IMF)

This category also includes, in principle, imputed income to households from net equity in life insurance reserves and in pension funds. Interest on assets comprises interest on long- and short-term loans, on deposits, on other commercial and financial claims, and on an economy’s creditor position in the IMF.

This category also includes, in principle, imputed income to households from net equity in life insurance reserves and in pension funds. Interest on assets comprises interest on long- and short-term loans, on deposits, on other commercial and financial claims, and on an economy's creditor position in the IMF.