发展中国家长期以来遭受的资金不足，遵循他们的发展和行政职能。问题不仅是资金的缺乏，而且是严重的政治制度和政府行政管理的过时的官僚运作。本文讨论了国际金融机构的影响在整顿严重问题提供财政和技术援助。该机构不仅帮助发展中国家在纠正他们的财政失衡和技术需求，但建议在公共和私营部门的纠正政策。
本文留学生论文thesis statement写作范文——《国际金融机构的作用》给出关于IFI在发展中国家的公共政策制定中的作用和影响将改革公务员、私营部门、基础设施、教育、能源和卫生部门。
The developing countries have long suffered from lack of finances to follow their development and administrative functions. The problem is not only the paucity of the funds but the crippling political system and the outdated bureaucratic operation of the administration. The paper discusses the impact of the IFIs in rectifying the grave issues by providing financial and technical assistance. The institutions not only help developing countries in correcting their financial imbalances and technical needs but suggest a corrective policy in the public and the private sector.
The research paper gives insight regarding the role of IFI in public policy making and implications in the developing countries by bringing reforms in the civil services, private sector, physical infrastructure, and education, energy and health sectors at their behest.
The general perception regarding the IFIs influence is negative as far as the economic and social growth of the recipient countries is concerned. The paper will analyze the various research papers on the subject, using the experiences of developing countries in Latin America, the African continent and the Middle Eastern Countries. Last but not the least a case study of Pakistan will be prepared critically analyzing the influence of the IFIs in the country’s public policy decisions and their implications.
Statement of the Problem 问题陈述
Are the IFIs in a position to influence the public policy of the recipient countries? It is widely believed that these donor institutions, tend to arm twist the countries to adopt policy that guard their specific interest. Resultantly, the anticipated benefits from the financial and technical assistance are diminished.
The impact of three major IFIs namely International Monetary Fund, World Bank and Asian Development Bank has been good in certain economic and social sectors however; it has largely caused stagnation or even deterioration in the governance of the recipient countries
