Crisis Prevention and Management: Any New Lessons from Argentina and Turkey? 1

Abstract

A. Introduction It was Sir Walter Raleigh who said that those who follow too close on the heels of history risk getting kicked in the teeth. No doubt he would have warned that it is still too early to draw definitive lessons from the most recent round of crises in Turkey and Argentina. That said, some of the implications for policy are already obvious. Many of these relate to dilemmas for the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank that have come in for extensive discussion in conjunction with efforts to strengthen the international financial architecture, but on which disappointingly little progress has been made.

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