Author: James Smalhout
Just when it seemed that IMF managing director Horst Köhler had lost a mother lode of irreplaceable talent, the Fund announced in early June that a bevy of world-class stars would be joining its senior staff. This changing of the economic guard may well be the most impressive in recent years, involving some of the best and brightest willing to serve in the public sector from academe and beyond.
Stanford University economist Anne Krueger, 67, heads the new line-up, replacing Stanley Fischer as first deputy managing director, the Fund’s number two position.
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