A case for quarantine?

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Meanwhile Joseph Stiglitz has accepted a post as chairman of Wall Street investment firm Brookdale which specialises in emerging markets. This calls into question the Bank's failure to implement a quarantine policy to guide staff considering moves to other jobs. Stiglitz will also remain a special advisor to Bank President James Wolfensohn.

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