Although the fund continued to warn that such controls should be “targeted, transparent, and generally temporary”, the policy, announced in a staff paper released on Monday, is a sharp change from the fund’s enthusiasm for liberalising capital accounts during the 1990s."
my guess now its more or less if not irrelevent to global market dynamics
certainly far less crucial
the fund can play like its another world bank
ie
the rockefeller/ford foundation ...with jingle spurs