IMF is the largest intergovernmental financial organization in the world and the core of the international monetary system. The International Monetary Fund adopts a weighted voting system. The voting right of each member state is in direct proportion to its subscribed fund share. Each member country has 250 basic voting rights, with an increase of 1 vote for every 65438+ million SDR. In addition, by the polling day, the IMF has sold the net currency of a member country, with a value of 400,000 SDR 1 ticket.
WBG consists of three financial institutions: International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, International Finance Corporation and International Development Association, and two non-financial institutions: ICSID and MIGA. Among them, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, the International Finance Corporation and the International Development Association all implement the same weighted voting system as the International Monetary Fund.
The consensus decision-making mechanism implemented by the WTO, that is, when none of the members present at the meeting formally objects to the adopted resolution, means that the relevant institutions should make decisions on the matters submitted for consideration by consensus, which is applicable to ministerial meetings, the General Council and other institutions except DSB. DSB adopts the method of "unanimous veto", that is, when adopting the report of the expert group and the decision on retaliatory measures, as long as there is no unanimous opposition, the proposal will be passed. Decisions of the WTO on some specific matters need to be taken by voting to admit new members, exempt a member from obligations and modify the terms of the WTO agreement.