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Geo-Economics

How to Respond to the IMF Special Drawing Rights Allocation

 The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is currently moving towards a Special Drawing Rights (SDR) allocation equivalent to $650 billion U.S. dollars.  An SDR allocation would primarily subsidize rich and middle-income countries while providing rogue regimes access to hard currency. The U.S. should oppose an SDR allocation. Read FAL's recommendations on how to make the process better. 

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How to Use Economic Sanctions Effectively

Economic sanctions have become a powerful and regular tool of U.S. statecraft, applied to address a wide range of national security challenges, from terrorism and weapons proliferation to human rights abuses and corruption. 


The Biden Administration should consider these six core principles to ensure we can continue to use our economic leverage against our adversaries.

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