Explainer: IMF & Its Critical Analysis | EP 5 | Osama Rizvi | World Times Institute

In this video, Osama Rizvi explains:
What is IMF
Its short history
How does it work?
And finally some critical analysis of its policies
As there are ongoing negotiations with IMF in Pakistan, it is important to understand what the organization is and how it works.
Important Reading:
1) www.imf.org/en/About/Factshee...
2) www.imf.org/en/About/Factshee...
3) www.google.com/amp/s/www.cfr....
4) voxeu.org/article/imf-surchar...
5) www.bu.edu/gdp/2021/10/04/und...

[@waseembajoi1322]

Outstanding pattern of explanation

[@komalsiraj9262]

Nice information 💕 . God blessed

[@HafizAbdullahSWE]

JazzakAllah Sir G

[@iftikharhusain6286]

Walikum Aslam Wrb great explanation

[@RanaAli-cn2sy]

Great info great work

[@mehmoodsyed9476]

MashaAllah stay blessed Rizvi sahab. Plz next video m Difference between EFF and bail out package p coment kijyega.

[@englishwithsohana8944]

Great effort

[@salmanfarooq4483]

As per your video Loans from IMF are playing havoc for Pakistan depending upon environment of our country. However, as per my opinion avoiding loans must be a priority for Pakistan. Pakistan must increase it's exports and counter the problem by itself. Thus taking initiatives for itself than bearing the conditions of a third party! Thanks JWT @Usama Rizwi

[@kainatirfan8637]

It's inevitable to avoid loans for developing countries like ours. We have already drowned so deep in loans that our every department is drenched with it we need to be focused on where to invest and how to put money in a profitable investment. We're in a debt trap which requires centuries to get out 😷

[@zaffarali7256]

Oxm Sir...it has been really helpful..

[@ikramgul2399]

Well explained sir ! Thank you Soo much !

[@syedafaryal3883]

Thanks for this amazing discussion.

[@meeradnan4053]

Great info

[@Attiq_Ahmad]

Thank you, Sir you explain Very Well...

[@suhailahmedm7702]

Sir it was so informative, kindly upload Quick other related videos regarding pakistan and IMF deals and it's effectivenesses on our Economy and public

[@zoyaabbas1617]

Excellent

[@SabaHanif-mj2zh]

It's really knowledgeable information

[@taimoorakbarchishti3755]

good work

[@aimisofficial9852]

Thanku so much sir

[@TechnicalDinguBingu]

Well explained

[@Bodla-td1hd]

Very Good 👍👍

[@aizalhaya648]

When the new vedio will be uploaded regarding imf and pakistan?

[@nimrakamal7076]

Is inflation the only parameter to calculate the development of a state/ through which a state is characterized as a failed state or not ? .. plz cover this topic .. thank you

[@sadiqali3970]

Sir so grateful of u but kindly prototype questions bhi de den coz topic bohat vast he!

[@yasirmahesar8182]

AUA Sir.If im not wrong can u please correct me that UAE also joined the club as a member of IMF very recently?

[@Bodla-td1hd]

Vary informative content for our exams ... Thanks a lot respected mentor... please in next video guide us little bit that how we can putt it in paper ; at the end of your video you should give us 1 mint guideline....Over all your pitch and teaching method is vary good Sir.

[@iftikharhusain6286]

There should be bullet points at the start or at the end of the lecture

[@qureshichannel6913]

Best

[@muhammadrashid9606]

What about CPEC, is it part of EFF

[@iamrehmanhayder]

It is mentioned in section 6 of article 4 in Articles of agreement Which allows that any participant to imf fund can purchase and sale or exchange SDR through specialized currencies but one statement is hard to understand like section 7 says a member shall be entitled to repurchase at anytime the Fund's Holdings of its currency? Expain If pakistan has subscribed IMF by paying quota in USD and it have certain SDR reserved in IMF. Can pak claim SDR and claim their conversion in other currencies called basket currencies, but if pak wants to raise its fund holding in IMF what would be meant by this?

[@Hussainzahara786]

It's 👍

[@AmanAmerican]

Sir hum log IMF se kis tarah Jan chota saktay hain

[@Manzarnama251]

Why proverty is increase in the world if imf support to the least /developing economies..Imf is the institute which is used by developed nations to hold the world economy..

[@anasa6635]

I think there is no any check n balance upon imf funds given to developng nations .. most of the funds also end up into debt servicing

[@gulruhama9450]

👍

[@qureshichannel6913]

More videos before current affairs paper

[@SohailKhan-xx3hg]

IMF role in uplifting economies is totally based on conditions. IMF never deal with needy economies in the absence of strong restrictions. IMF will never work to get Pakistan out of economic turmoil.

[@SohailKhan-xx3hg]

@Jaffr jatoi MashAllah. Salute to your approach and intellectual capacity.

[@natureb1457]

Follow the tricks of Ahmed Ali Naqvi.

[@gis_onlinelearning6447]

Can you tell us why pakistan's economy is going to decrease day by day

[@muhammadumarjaved8792]

Osama Rizvi are you CSP officer?

[@himashisdeb3555]

IMF can only help when countries are ready to take the help

[@AmanAmerican]

Sir I am looking for a channel which is not support any political party .

[@natureb1457]

Sir your lecture is amazing,but your explanation method is so poor. Don't intermixed the sentence during explanation.

[@shahryarmughal4620]

Why Asian countries have no such platform to back developing economies and especially China should have taken some initiative in this regard

[@shahriyarahmad4770]

they have Asian development bank

[@osamarizvi7083]

China has taken initiatives. One example is the EXIM Bank of China and also the AIIB.

[@shahryarmughal4620]

@@osamarizvi7083 then, why countries like Pakistan prefer IMF despite of all that loss

[@osamarizvi7083]

The reasons can be multiple. Right now the whole developing world is nearing what the director of World Bank has described as "debt stress". China will be wary of giving money to countries that are near the said level (like Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tunisia and other African countries). Also, there might already be some agreements in place and as always there is a limit. Despite all its ills, IMF remains the "lender of the last resort" unfortunately.

[@shahriyarahmad4770]

@@osamarizvi7083 what are the chances that pakistan can get out of this debt stress? Or strategies