By David Scott | Monday 29 August 2016
The IMF is getting nervous, and what it appears to be most concerned about, is a collapse of the status quo. Recently in a speech in Washington, IMF head Christine Lagarde said that "The greatest challenge we face today is the risk of the world turning its back on global cooperation—the cooperation which has served us all well. We know that globalization - and increased integration - over the past generation has yielded many economic benefits for many people."
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