1. Why might central banks in emerging-market countries find that engaging in a lender-of-last-resort operation might be counterproductive? Does this provide a rationale for having an international lender of last resort like the IMF?
2. Has the IMF done a good job in performing the role of the international lender of last resort?
3. What steps should an international lender of last resort take to limit moral hazard?
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