In light of the current situation in which the world economy is more dependent on the economies of the industrial countries, the IMF needs to tighten its surveillance of the macroeconomic and financial policies of the major industrial countries and support developing countries in promoting structural adjustment and preserving their growth momentum to achieve an early and full recovery of the global economy.
The industrial countries should enhance policy coordination, actively open up their markets to developing countries, accelerate the transfer of capital and technology to them, and seriously assume responsibility for preserving the sustainable growth of the global economy.