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The International Monetary Fund or IMF is currently undertaking a thorough examination of exit strategies including the unwinding of accommodative fiscal, monetary and financial sector policies to pave the way for a strong global recovery.
In a report released Thursday, which details work program for the coming year, the Washington-based IMF said such a monitoring will involve practical considerations that will pose challenges and trade-offs as nations unwind crisis-related programs, reorient their traditional growth models, and reshape policy frameworks to foster greater macro-financial stability.
"This work program is ambitious and achievable and, in any event, necessary," IMF Managing Director Dominique Strauss Kahn said. "The Fund's ability to deliver the demanding tasks assigned to it has been a key to its ability to help countries address the crisis and we must keep up the momentum."
IMF said it will continue to help bolster the nascent global economic recovery and build a stronger post-crisis world economy through its policy advice.
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