International Political Economy

Human Development Index.

Exchange Rate.

Purchasing Power Parity

None of these.

The U.S., Germany, Japan, and France.

The U.S., China, Japan, and Canada.

The Republic of Korea, Taiwan, China, and Singapore.

Ethiopia, Burundi, Colombia, and Sri Lanka.

US Dollar

Rupee

Yuan

Russian Ruble

an increase in average tariff levels

a decline in the volume and value of trade

the creation of a more ambitious trade regime (the WTO)

the return to a gold standard

Assistance in the pursuit of relatively free trade in the world economy

The pursuit of stability in exchange rates

The pursuit of flexible exchange rate systems

All of the above were IMF objectives

Gold; was never reinstated

Silver; was never reinstated

Gold; was eventually reinstated

Silver; was eventually reinstated

a key currency

Debt rescheduling

IMF conditionality

Special drawing rights

Brussels, Belgium

Copenhagen, Denmark

Berlin, Germany

None of these

1992

1993

1994

1995

China

Saudi Arabia

Pakistan [

South Korea