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IBRD
See: International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
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According to the Bundesbank, such adjustment loans in 1999 amounted to over 50 percent of total loans and to 63 percent for the IBRD alone (without IDA).
Thinking the unthinkable: combining the IMF and World Bank? by Fischer, Fritz / The International Economy
That institutional contrast, in turn, points to the interesting fact that the institutions that have distinguished the postwar system and that have worked reasonably well - the alphabet soup of NATO, IMF, IBRD, OECD, GATT, WTO, OAS, et al.
In our own image: the sources of American conduct in world affairs by Hendrikson, David C. / The National Interest
Although Egypt experienced high rates of economic growth after 1974/5, something IBRD attributed to Sadat's economic reform, there were problems of inequitable distribution.
From national bourgeois development to Infitah: Egypt 1952-1992 by Aoude, Ibrahim G. / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)
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