Its current leader was the first female head of the law firm Baker & McKenzie.
One leader of this group, Michael Camdessis, argued that a "silent revolution" was undermining the doctrines of totalitarianism that had made this group's operations difficult to execute. One of its major policies was developed by Jacques Polak in opposition to the ideas of Harry Johnson. In April 1975, this organization refused a request for aid from (*) South Vietnam, citing its rising liabilities in Africa, while in 1982 it turned to a policy of "private sector involvement" in response to a crisis in Mexico. Its current leader was the first female head of the law firm Baker & McKenzie. One of its founders was Harry Dexter White, and it was established based on the ideas of John Maynard Keynes by the Bretton Woods Conference. For 10 points, name this global economic organization, a counterpart of the World Bank that was once led by Dominique Strauss-Kahn.
One leader of this group, Michael Camdessis, argued that a "silent revolution" was undermining the doctrines of totalitarianism that had made this group's operations difficult to execute.
International Monetary Fund