Oxfam acuză FMI că vrea să revină la "terapia de şoc" din anii 1980 - Economica.net

Oxfam warns that IMF's spending cut targets for aid-receiving countries have quadrupled since 2018, raising concerns about a return to harmful fiscal adjustments from the 1980s. The organization criticizes the IMF for weakening social spending protections, which undermines essential public services for low-income communities. Oxfam's analysis shows that the average spending cut target has increased significantly, leading to fears of immediate fiscal adjustments that could harm vulnerable populations. The organization urges the IMF to prioritize progressive taxation alternatives over austerity measures to avoid exacerbating inequalities and pushing millions into poverty.