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What is the purpose of the IMF and why might the IMF be called the “lender of last resort”? Discuss how three of the tools they use for establishing economic stability in a country (Do not take the answers directly out of the text. There is much more to how the IMF establishes economic stability in a country than "surveillance")?

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