In addition, against the backdrop of very high private saving rates, they may be concerned about their ability to generate sufficient domestic demand to provide employment opportunities, in some cases for the growing numbers of people who want to shift from agriculture to higher productivity jobs often in urban areas.
These institutions must also be made less ideological and less political with greater voice for all member countries rather than for a handful of industrial countries. [I believe that what I have said is also in line with the “Middle Way” prescription of Mervyn King and is capable of being built into the present architecture.] 2  BIS Review 45/2002