Who should have more authority in the ecomnomic affairs of a nation the nation's own government or an international organization such as the IMF or the World Trade Organization?

The authority in a nation's economic affairs should primarily rest with its own government, as it is accountable to its citizens and understands the unique socio-economic context of the country. While international organizations like the IMF or the World Trade Organization can provide valuable guidance and support, their interventions should respect national sovereignty and be collaborative rather than prescriptive. Ultimately, a balance is necessary, ensuring that external assistance aligns with the nation's development goals and priorities.