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of a regulator, if you like, _ announced on friday? the imf is kind of a regulator, if you like, or - announced on friday? the imf is kind of a regulator, if you like, or an - of a regulator, if you like, or an overseerfor of a regulator, if you like, or an overseer for economies around the globe. we are mostly used to seeing them intervening in developing economies where finances are more delicate, where the government is more precarious, if you like and while they do comment on economies like the uk and have done indeed only about five or six years ago, there is certainly an element of surprise here. the imf is there to step in when needed to help shore up economies, it did happen with the uk in the 19705. its economie5, it did happen with the uk in the 19705. its role as an international body is there to provide the kind of overarching view that you might not get from individual governments and provide something that gives them a degree of stability if that�*s needed during times of crisis. [30 of stability if that's needed during times of crisis.— times of crisis. do you think the government _ times of crisis. do you think the government should _ times of crisis. do you think the government should respond - times of crisis. do you think the - government should respond formally to what the imf has said? we heard a clip from the conservative mpjohn redwood a little earlier, obviously ideological quite closely allied to liz tru55, and kwasi kwarteng in terms of economics. and he was saying there does not need to be a