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Media Advisory
Listen to Professor Steve Hanke, an economist and
currency
markets expert, describe what he thinks should happen with the
International Monetary Fund.
to listen to this interview.
Professor Hanke's remarks can also be accessed as a
.wav file.Listen to his comments.
Hanke also believes that the Jubilee 2000 movement to
forgive billions in debt to poor countries is a bad idea, one
that will not
help poor people in those countries.
Hanke's remarks can also be accessed as a
.wav file.
Listen to his
comments.
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