I Think The Imf Helped To Detonate

In The Early 1990s, When A Lot Of The Developing World Opened Up To International Capital Flows... They Ended Up In Very Good Long-term Projects, But Projects That Weren't Going To Pay Off For Five Or 10 Or 20 Years.

Business Often Does A Good Job Supporting Communities: The Arts, Universities, And Scientific Enterprises... But That Philosophy Has Rarely Reached Poor Countries. Even Businesses That Are Enlightened In Their Home Bases See Africa, Latin America, And Parts Of Asia As Places To Exploit Natural Resources Or Use Cheap Labor.

We've Taken The View That If The Rest Of The World Would Democratize And Create Market Economies, That Would Spread The Benefits Of Prosperity Around The World, And That It Would Enhance Our Own Prosperity, And Our Own Stability And Security, As Well.

America's Government Is Not Even Aware Of The Gap Between Its Commitments And Action, Because Almost Nobody In Authority Understands The Actions That Would Be Needed To Meet The Commitments.

It's The American Leadership That Has Not Played The Role It Should Be Playing And That Leaders In Other Countries Have Been Playing.