Help on any of them would be greatly appriciated, thanks!
1. What does the international banking system consist of?
(Points: 2)
A set of tightly enforced capital controls
A network of world economic institutions
A decentralized set of central and private banks
A union of government-run banks and monetary funds
2. What does greater capital mobility mean?
(Points: 2)
Foreign investment is tightly controlled.
Governments impose restricted trade policies.
Investment money flows freely around the world.
Companies can only profit by investing, not producing.
3. What does the giving of foreign aid involve?
(Points: 2)
A high-interest loan from the International Monetary Fund
The return of natural resources to colonies
A gift of money from one government to another government
A lasting interest in the receiving country's investment climate
5. How does the IMF use its loans to attempt to control and fix theeconomies of countries that need its help?
(Points: 2)
By imposing conditionality
By promoting infrastructure growth
By funding sustainable development
By raising and lowering interest rates
6. What is the purpose of the loans made by the World Bank?
(Points: 2)
To promote sustainable development
To stabilize the currency exchange market
To generate revenue for the United Nations
To get countries to accept free-trade policies
7. The WTO does all of the following except what?
(Points: 2)
Settle trade disputes
Enforce banking regulations
Stabilize the global economy
Help negotiate trade agreements
9. How can a country respond to a trade embargo?
(Points: 2)
By pursuing a policy of globalization
By seeking other trading partners
By developing its infrastructure
By imposing a protective tariff
No I'm not in Human Geography... And thanks for the help!!
1. What does the international banking system consist of?
(Points: 2)
A set of tightly enforced capital controls
A network of world economic institutions
A decentralized set of central and private banks
A union of government-run banks and monetary funds
2. What does greater capital mobility mean?
(Points: 2)
Foreign investment is tightly controlled.
Governments impose restricted trade policies.
Investment money flows freely around the world.
Companies can only profit by investing, not producing.
3. What does the giving of foreign aid involve?
(Points: 2)
A high-interest loan from the International Monetary Fund
The return of natural resources to colonies
A gift of money from one government to another government
A lasting interest in the receiving country's investment climate
5. How does the IMF use its loans to attempt to control and fix theeconomies of countries that need its help?
(Points: 2)
By imposing conditionality
By promoting infrastructure growth
By funding sustainable development
By raising and lowering interest rates
6. What is the purpose of the loans made by the World Bank?
(Points: 2)
To promote sustainable development
To stabilize the currency exchange market
To generate revenue for the United Nations
To get countries to accept free-trade policies
7. The WTO does all of the following except what?
(Points: 2)
Settle trade disputes
Enforce banking regulations
Stabilize the global economy
Help negotiate trade agreements
9. How can a country respond to a trade embargo?
(Points: 2)
By pursuing a policy of globalization
By seeking other trading partners
By developing its infrastructure
By imposing a protective tariff
No I'm not in Human Geography... And thanks for the help!!