A common criticism made of the governance structures of IMF and other multilateral financial institutions was that their decision-making was weighted too heavily to the rich countries, and consideration was being given to ways of enhancing the voice of developing and transition economy countries.
Il est couramment reproché aux structures de gouvernance du FMI et des autres institutions financières multilatérales d'accorder un trop grand poids dans leurs processus décisionnels aux pays riches.