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standby agreement with the IMF for assistance with balance of payments. Shortly thereafter, another standby agreement was made to include a change in governance, decimate barriers to investment, and more. Eventually, with the support of the IMF, macroeconomic stability reached an acceptable level in 1996.
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September 16, 1975, Papua New Guinea found itself in the face of turmoil due to political and economic mismanagement. Since joining the IMF, Papua New Guinea has had a 0.6% growth in Gross Domestic Product
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