Moreover, in applying the Washington consensus principles across the board to all Member States (numbering 29 in 1944, and 184 today), the IMF strayed outside the strictly macroeconomic field to take an interest in all public policies, including education, public health and regulation of the labour market, because of the influence on budgetary balance, and economic impact, which these policies have.
Moreover, in applying the Washington consensus principles across the board to all Member States (numbering 29 in 1944, and 184 today), the IMF strayed outside the strictly macroeconomic field to take an interest in all public policies, including education, public health and regulation of the labour market, because of the influence on budgetary balance, and economic impact, which these policies have.