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.
Answer: A
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A) grandstanding. B) public opinion. C) terrorism. D) unconventional warfare. E) war weariness.
Government is __________.
A. uncommon in most parts of the world B. a relatively recent institution, historically speaking C. not found in societies with political conflict D. one of humanity's oldest and most universal institutions
The era of cooperative federalism was rooted in the Great Depression struggles of the late 1930s. How did cooperative federalism differ from the previous era of dual federalism?
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The term "end of history" refers generally to the __________
a. utter failure of capitalism to halt the rising growth of income inequity around the world b. rise of religious fundamentalism and terror to advance extreme beliefs c. collapse of communism and the worldwide movement toward free markets and political democracy d. relative lack of interest most people have in current events and politics