Question
Why does the IMF impose conditionality on countries that accept its loans?
Responses
The IMF wants to help fix the economies of countries that need its help.
The I M F wants to help fix the economies of countries that need its help.
The IMF wants to get all countries to accept free-trade policies.
The I M F wants to get all countries to accept free-trade policies.
The IMF wants to impose uniform regulations on the international banking system.
The I M F wants to impose uniform regulations on the international banking system.
The IMF wants to make sure that the money it loans results in sustainable development.
Responses
The IMF wants to help fix the economies of countries that need its help.
The I M F wants to help fix the economies of countries that need its help.
The IMF wants to get all countries to accept free-trade policies.
The I M F wants to get all countries to accept free-trade policies.
The IMF wants to impose uniform regulations on the international banking system.
The I M F wants to impose uniform regulations on the international banking system.
The IMF wants to make sure that the money it loans results in sustainable development.
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The correct response is:
**The IMF wants to make sure that the money it loans results in sustainable development.**
IMF conditionality typically involves requiring countries to implement specific economic policies and reforms as a condition for receiving financial assistance. These conditions are intended to address the underlying issues that led to the need for assistance and to promote long-term economic stability and growth.
**The IMF wants to make sure that the money it loans results in sustainable development.**
IMF conditionality typically involves requiring countries to implement specific economic policies and reforms as a condition for receiving financial assistance. These conditions are intended to address the underlying issues that led to the need for assistance and to promote long-term economic stability and growth.