The Inconvenient Truth: The IMF should never become a nation’s permanent family doctor

Every family understands the difference between visiting a hospital because of an unexpected emergency and living permanently in the emergency ward. Emergencies happen. Responsible families seek help when they genuinely need it. But if the same family repeatedly finds itself in the emergency room every few years because it refuses to address the underlying causes of its illness, eventually someone must ask a difficult question: is the problem the hospital, or is the problem how the family lives?

By Isaac Yeboah