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Life and Debt (2001)

Life and Debt is a 2001 American documentary film that examines the economic and social situation in Jamaica, and specifically how the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank's structural adjustment policies have impacted the island.

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John M 03 Oct 2008

Aside from being insulted by the tourist remarks, this was a very interesting film. (As a tourist of Jamaica, 90% of the time I stay in local Guest Houses and eat only food from local restaurants and markets. And my next trip will be at an Eco-Village, where I will volunteer my skills to help the local community. ) The IMF and WTO are killing the smaller nations. In essence, they are re-enslaving people and nations by lending them money! Seeing how "The Man" took advantage of Jamaica by putting them in debt, gives me an eerie feeling. Isnâ??t that whatâ??s happening to Middle Class Americans right now? Lenders gave us more money than we could afford to pay back with some disturbing strings attached (i.e. interest only arm Mortgages & high rate Credit Cards). But, like Jamaica, we agree to the terms even though they are very unfair. It seems as though American Corporations have squeezed Jamaica for all they could and have now turned inward on their own people.

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Kevin Thomas 08 Feb 2002

The damning commentary and revelations about the perils of globalization, not just for Jamaica but developing countries the world over, do come across loud and clear.

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Rachel G 05 Aug 2007

Very educational, I learned more about the effects of IMF policies during this film than I ever did in any poli-sci course I ever took. I strongly recommend it to anyone who is curious about the challenges facing developing nations. Powerful stuff.

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Abbey F 21 Sep 2008

This was very informative, but I didn't like the style or the narrative

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Lee F 13 Aug 2010

It's pretty one-sided, but if you want to see the how the IMF and World Bank screws third world countries, this is it.

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