Could you describe your new approach to international financial architecture?
The new international financial architecture addresses three great issues. The first is a crisis-prevention and a crisis-resolution mechanism that is far more effective than it has been in the past. Hence the proposals for a precautionary facility that are working their way through international forums as well as national governments. Hence also our desire that we consider private-sector involvement in crisis prevention and resolution and a stronger role for the international institutions.
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