Introduction to International Development, Practice Quiz: Chapter 09

Introduction to International Development, Practice Quiz: Chapter 09

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. Empowerment is defined as the process through which the poor are ________.

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. The World Bank's Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs) were created to replace ________.

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. Good governance refers to ________.

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. In the medium term, structural adjustment involved all of the below except for ________.

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. The original goal of the IMF was to ________.

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. The United States currently holds ________ of voting rights within the IMF and World Bank.

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. The IMF's reactions to the undermining of stable exchange rates did NOT include ________.

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. Recently, the World Bank has begun to focus more on promoting ________, which is defined as the networks and linkages people can use to gain access to access resources.

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. ________ was the only major borrower from the IMF by 2007.

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. World Bank "subscriptions" ________.

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. The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have attracted criticism from the opponents. The reason is that ________.

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. ________ attended the Bretton Woods conference.

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. On assuming office in 1968, McNamara initiated new policies. Among them are ________.

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. Owing to high levels of debt during the 1980s, the IMF and World Bank wielded considerable influence over many countries in ________.

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. "Our dream is a world free of poverty" is the slogan of ________.

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. The Bretton Woods System was founded on the establishment of fixed exchange rates between national currencies.

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. Structural adjustment lending has been remodelled under the new motif of Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers (PRSPs).

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. The original focus of the International Bank of Reconstruction and Development changed with the unveiling of the US Marshall Plan.

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. The International Development Association is a component of the World Bank that offers developing countries interest-free loans with long repayment periods.

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. No single country within the IMF and the World Bank is unilaterally able to veto amendments to the constitutions of either organization.

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. The governing boards of the World Bank and the IMF operate transparently.

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. The IMF has been consistently focused on macroeconomic policies.

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. Social capital refers to networks and linkages which provide an individual or household with access to resources.

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. The World Bank has been recently criticized for continuing to make loans to middle-income countries, such as China and India.

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. During his tenure as President of the World Bank, Robert McNamara's approach became known as the "Keynesian approach."

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. Unlike the United Nations General Assembly, in the IMF and World Bank each country has one vote.

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. The IMF and World Bank are run on a day-to-day basis by an internal management structure.

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. The IMF and World Bank were widely perceived by post-colonial states and their populations as assuming the role of debt collectors for private banks.

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. Towards the end of the cold war, both IFIs wielded their considerable influence in order to propagate a common, US-supported development doctrine on a global scale.

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. In 2001, the World Bank published a report containing what it had learned from engaging with civil society over the successes and failures of structural adjustment.

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