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lunatika

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According to Patten in Malawi Versus the World Bank, the main crop of subsistence farmers in Malawi is
 
  a. cassava.
  b. wheat.
  c. sorghum.
   d. maize.

Question 2

In Malawi Versus the World Bank, Patten notes that the World Bank and International Monetary Fund, along with approval of the U.S. Treasury, adopted a Washington Consensus designed to __________ in poor countries.
 
  a. underwrite better health programs
   b. institute capitalism
  c. help subsistence farmers increase their crop yields
   d. strengthen democratic governments



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: d

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: b



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