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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]WB is mostly for providing infrastructure funding and could come on the chopping block. Have worked there before, I see a lot of bloat that US ended up covering. Extensive travel to African and other countries and very generous pay packages is an eye sore for the administration so consider it to receive some resistance. [/quote]y

And a lot of employees pay zero income tax [/quote]

Yes. My friends who worked there never paid US income tax while working and making $300-400k, they retired at age 60, and then filed for a green card. Their kids also got free tuition at private schools in DC. [/quote]

:lol: These were old benefits that is no longer being offered.  No free tuition at private schools, no free flights to country of origin.

WB and IMF staff who are non-US citizens get lower salaries than what they would get in US corporate world and so they don't have to pay US taxes.  WB and IMF staff that are US citizen get the same rates that they will get in the US corporate world and they have to pay US taxes.  [/quote]

How many WB staff would be hired in the corporate world? Many of them would never get hired or advance very far there if they lost their Bank jobs.  IMF is probably a different story.[/quote]

I don't think you realize how ignorant you sound. Tons of PhD economists at the WB that can easily find private sector work making rich people richer.[/quote]

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