If the 25-state European Union were regarded as a member of the IMF, it would have 31.92% of the votes, exceeding the votes of the USA, would share the right of veto, and could even – under the terms of the Articles of Agreement – insist that the headquarters of the IMF be moved to Europe.
If the 25-state European Union were regarded as a member of the IMF, it would have 31.92% of the votes, exceeding the votes of the USA, would share the right of veto, and could even – under the terms of the Articles of Agreement – insist that the headquarters of the IMF be moved to Europe.