International Political Economy

a crawling peg

a currency board

a fixed peg against a composite “basket”

a crawling band

Performed poorly from its start after World War II through its demise in the 1970s.

Performed well from its start after World War II through its demise in the 1970s.

Performed poorly from its start after World War II through the 1960s, but well from the 1960s through the demise of the system in the 1970s.

Performed well from its start after World War II through the 1960s, but poorly from the 1960s through the demise of the system in the 1970s.

Georgia, Moldova and Serbia

Georgia, Estonia and Ukraine

Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine

None of these

Brasília (Brazil)

Santa Cruz (Bolivia)

Santiago (Chile)

None of these

Lithuania

Latvia

Estonia

None of these

Involves IMF loans to a developing country only if the developing country agrees to follow macroeconomic policies approved by the IMF

Involves IMF loans to a developing country only if the developing country agrees to join the IMF and the United Nations (UN)

is seen as a threat to national sovereignty by developing countries

a and c

Afghanistan

Turkey

Pakistan

Georgia

Classical Marxism

McDonaldization

World systems theory

Modernization theory

A United Nations target for international sporting achievement

A national target which secures immediate acceptance in almost any social group

A global target of development to be reached over the next thousand years

A target set by the United Nations to achieve progress in development