Selling Article Writer for Long Term At cheapest price of $ 2.75 per 500 words

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My sample Article

International Monetary Fund:

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is a cooperative international
monetary organization. It is an intergovernmental organization of 186
member countries. Its role differs from that of a national regulatory
organization. In the national context, regulation is established by
law. Following the provisions and procedures of such laws, the
regulator sets and enforces rules that direct and often constrain the
behavior of private agents. The regulator is directly linked to its
government and the government’s enforcement powers. In a democratic
society the government, in turn, acts over time by the consent of the
governed. By agreement among its member governments, the IMF is
charged with regulating the policies and activities of those same
governments. The IMF’s regulation is largely principles-based rather
than rules based. Its principles take the form of formal obligations
or informal agreements. In either case, they are implemented by
peer-review processes that involve few potential, and fewer actual,
penalties for member governments that fail to abide by the agreed
principles. The IMF’s regulatory role, broadly defined to include more
than formal obligations, involves the entire range of economic and
financial activities of member governments. That role potentially
includes, but is not limited to, governmental activities affecting
specific sectors of the economy.