International Monetary Fund. 4. Nothing in this Agreement shall prejudice measures of general application, that are neither arbitrary nor unjustifiably discriminatory, taken by any public entity in pursuit of monetary and related credit policies or exchange rate policies. This paragraph shall not affect a Contracting Party’s obligations under Article VII (Transfer of Funds).
International Monetary Fund. 5. Notwithstanding paragraph 1, a Contracting Party may restrict transfers of returns-in-kind in circumstances where it could otherwise restrict such transfers under the WTO Agreement.
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International Monetary Fund. Q. Another issue that’s languishing on Capitol Hill is the IMF. And the Senate passed it months ago and overwhelmingly, but the House has been holding it up. Some of the social con- servatives want to add abortion language. Xxxx Xxxxx wants strict conditions before there would be approval. Xxxx Xxxxxxxx has even sug- gested that unless the administration is more cooperative in his mind on some of their hear- ings, that he would hold it up. How important do you think it is to do this, do it quickly? And how has the economic trou- ble of Asia made it more important if you be- lieve it is? The President. I think the economic trouble in Asia has made it more important in two ways, one symbolic and one practical. Symbolically it’s more important because the United States needs to be seen as doing everything possible to be a responsible player in the international econ- omy and because we have a huge stake in what happens in Asia. A big percentage of our exports go to Asia; a significant percentage of our own economic growth has been fueled by that export market. There is a practical reason that’s impor- tant, which is so many countries got in trouble at the same time, the IMF is going to need the money pretty soon. And we can’t expect to lead the world when all these huge interests are at stake and then say, but I’m sorry, there are 15 or 20 members of the Republican major- ity in the House of Representatives who have said that if this administration won’t change its family planning policy, that they’re prepared to see us lose our vote in the United Nations and have no influence over the International Mone- tary Fund and not do our part there. I think this is part of a dangerous move to- xxxx kind of both unilateralism and isolationism that you can also see in some of the budget proposals for foreign assistance. Some Members of the House appear to want to sanction every- body in the world who doesn’t agree with us on anything and not invest in anybody in the world who does agree with us and can be our partner in the future and can build a better 21st century for their children. I just completely disagree with this whole ap- proach, and I’m hoping we can find a way out of it. The Speaker’s is in a little bit of a political bind because of the way his caucus works, and I feel badly about it. But he knows good and well we ought to pay our way to the IMF and the U.N. Tobacco Legislation
International Monetary Fund. FINANCE Agreement relating to provision of financing by the United States in connection with the es- tablishment of the Supplementary Financing Facility. Exchange of letters at Washington January 5 and 12, 1979; entered into force Jan- uary 16, 1979. 30 UST 3526; TIAS 9406; 1180 UNTS 131. INTERNATIONAL NATURAL RUBBER ORGANIZATION
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International Monetary Fund. ANNEX I EXPLANATORY NOTES
International Monetary Fund. 6. The restrictions imposed on transfers must:
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