How did IMF policies exploit the East Asian financial crisis?
A) The loans by the IMF required a loss percentage of business to Western investors.
B) The IMF solution put many out of work in Asia, and enabled the westerners to buy Asian businesses at bargain prices.
C) The solution to restore laissez-faire policies favored the East not the West.
D) The currency controls favored the East not the West.
E) The IMF did not exploit the East Asian financial crisis.
B
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