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JMatthes

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The IMF helps states in the following ways EXCEPT by:
 
  A. temporarily protecting states' vulnerable economies from global competition.
  B. providing loans to states in financial difficulty.
  C. helping states reorganize their fiscal and monetary policies.
  D. lending money to states so they can help stabilize exchange rates.
  E. maintaining international liquidity.

Question 2

Money spent by the World Bank in the 1970s and 1980s:
 
  A. was largely spent for development projects.
  B. was used on social projects.
  C. led to moderate economic gains.
  D. left many developing countries in heavy debt.
  E. did not have any impact.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D





 

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