What is the debt regime and how did it arise?
What will be an ideal response?
The debt regime, resulted from the 1980s debt crisis, instituted a new era of global governance in which individual national policies were subjected to external, rule-based procedures that strengthened the grip of the First World through the international financial institutions (the IMF and the World Bank). This regime resulted also from tensions and lack of unity within the Third World which ultimately enabled global political and economic elites to argue that a country’s debt stress stemmed from failure to copy and imitate the NICs’ strategy of export diversification in the world market, thus justifying external controls and interventions to relieve debt crises and promote development project's ideals.
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A) inclusion zoned communities B) exclusionary zoning communities C) ecological communities D) ethnic enclaves
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A. an Amish community in Pennsylvania B. the state of Alaska C. a British rugby team D. a small tribe on a remote South Pacific island
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A. They both found that people do not like conforming to others. B. They both found that people are prone to conforming behavior. C. They both found that people are susceptible to family influences. D. The both found that people are prone to activism.
The growth of corporate branding in sports in recent years indicates that
A. people have become bored by consumption and must be motivated by ads. B. the social awareness of corporate leaders increases as profits increase. C. corporations are losing their power and will do anything to regain it. D. nearly everything associated with sports is for sale.