საერთაშორისო სავალუტო ფონდის მიერ განვითარებადი ქვეყნებისადმი გაწერილი დახმარებების არაეფექტიანობის მიზეზები: ეთიოპიის, ინდონეზიისა და ტაილანდის მაგალითების მიხედვით

The following paper focuses on International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) actions and general policy during the financial crisis of 1990s. Research intends to analyze the cases of three countries – Ethiopia, Indonesia and Thailand – who were badly influenced by the crisis. The economic conditions of the aforementioned states as well as IMF’s actions are the major subjects to be discussed through the research. In addition, paper indicates the mistakes and decision made by IMF, and argues that despite IMF’s efforts of assisting these countries in overcoming the financial crisis, the organization’s policy was wrong and ineffective. The Research Question is formulated following way: Why was International Monetary Fund’s policy ineffective in overcoming economic crisis in Ethiopia, Indonesia and Thailand? The paper supports following hypothesis: International Monetary Fund’s policy towards Ethiopia, Indonesia and Thailand was ineffective, because of the organization’s wrong decisions, which did not foresee the countries individual and specific needs.