The World Bank obtains the funds it lends by:

a. selling bonds on the international bond market.
b. selling bonds to countries it has loaned funds to.
c. collecting each country's annual membership fee or quota.
d. levying a small tax on every foreign exchange conversion worldwide.
e. depending on voluntary subsidies from member nations.


a

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