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O presente artigo discute os principais itens da agenda para a reforma do sistema monetário internacional sob a ótica dos países em desenvolvimento. Sugere o FMI como o fórum mais adequado para administrar, no futuro, o SMI, e o fortalecimento do G-24 como forma de participação dos países em desenvolvimento nas decisões internacionais.
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This paper highlights some of the main items on the new agenda with the aim of laying basis for a discussion about international monetary system, from the developing countries point of view. It suggests IMF as the most satisfactory forum within which to manage a new international monetary regime and the need of building a coalition among developing countries.
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