CLEAN:Strauss-Kahn: Greek citizen shouldnÕt fear the IMF

The video discusses the current state of negotiations between Greece and the IMF, emphasizing that while progress has been made, challenges remain. It explains the IMF's role as a cooperative organization aimed at assisting countries in trouble, reassuring Greek citizens of its supportive intentions. The video also highlights changes within the IMF, including increased influence from emerging markets, and concludes with a future outlook and open questions.

What is the current status of the negotiations between the IMF and Greece?

• The negotiations are ongoing, but progress has been made.

• The negotiations have been canceled.

• The negotiations have not yet started.

• The negotiations have been completed.

How does the IMF function as an organization?

• It is a private financial institution.

• It only focuses on developed countries.

• It is a cooperative organization where countries work together.

• It operates independently without any cooperation.

What message does the speaker want to convey to Greek citizens about the IMF?

• The IMF is not involved with Greece.

• The IMF is there to help them.

• The IMF will impose strict measures.

• The IMF is a threat to their economy.

What changes are occurring within the IMF?

• The IMF is reducing its global presence.

• The IMF is increasing its focus on developed countries.

• Emerging market economies have more influence, and quota changes are happening.

• The IMF is becoming a private entity.

What is the concern regarding Greece's future in relation to the IMF?

• Greece is seeking immediate aid from the IMF.

• Greece is increasing its debt to the IMF.

• Greece is not seeking aid, and there is a focus on long-term development.

• Greece is planning to leave the IMF.