Lesson 3B.2.2

3B.2.2 Economic governance: IMF, World Bank, WTO, G7/G8 and G20 Quiz: Pearson Edexcel Politics, Unit 4

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  1. The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank were both established in which year?

    • 1948
    • 1919
    • 1967
    • 1944
  2. What is the primary function of the International Monetary Fund?

    • Dispute settlement enforcement
    • Short-term financial stability
    • Long-term economic development
    • Informal policy coordination
  3. What is the primary function of the World Bank?

    • Short-term crisis loans
    • Currency exchange management
    • Long-term development loans
    • Global trade arbitration
  4. Which organisation replaced the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade in 1995?

    • World Bank
    • OECD
    • World Trade Organisation
    • International Monetary Fund
  5. What requirement was typically attached to traditional Structural Adjustment Programmes?

    • Free-market policy conditions
    • Fixed exchange rates
    • Unconditional financial aid
    • Mandatory debt cancellation
  6. What main feature distinguished Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers from earlier SAPs?

    • Unilateral tariff removal
    • Country-led strategy plans
    • Strict Western imposition
    • Mandatory spending mandates
  7. What does the North-South divide describe in global politics?

    • Cold War alliances
    • Polar territorial disputes
    • Global socio-economic inequality
    • Hemispheric trade blocs
  8. According to dependency theory, why do developing nations remain poor?

    • Inefficient central planning
    • Lack of resources
    • Core state exploitation
    • High domestic taxes
  9. How does world-systems theory divide the global economy?

    • Developed and developing
    • First, second, third
    • East, west, south
    • Core, semi-periphery, periphery
  10. Which theory holds that free markets and integration into the global economy promote development?

    • Structural theory
    • Neo-classical theory
    • World-systems theory
    • Dependency theory
  11. Which theory highlights structural barriers like primary commodity reliance in developing nations?

    • Structuralism
    • Neoliberalism
    • Modernisation theory
    • Realism
  12. Why are IMF conditional loans frequently criticised by anti-poverty campaigners?

    • They enforce austerity
    • They force inflation
    • They restrict trade
    • They raise tariffs
  13. How are voting rights allocated among member states in the IMF?

    • Equal state voting
    • Geographic size
    • Financial contribution size
    • Population size
  14. How does the World Trade Organisation resolve international trade conflicts?

    • Binding arbitration panels
    • Informal bilateral talks
    • Executive presidential decrees
    • Military trade blockades
  15. The G7 was originally formed as the G6 in which decade?

    • 2000s
    • 1970s
    • 1990s
    • 1950s
  16. In which year was Russia suspended from the G8 following the annexation of Crimea?

    • 2014
    • 2008
    • 2022
    • 2018
  17. When was the G20 first held at leader level?

    • 1999
    • 1975
    • 2015
    • 2008
  18. Which key feature distinguishes the G20 from the G7?

    • Excludes Western nations
    • Operates single currency
    • Has binding powers
    • Includes emerging economies
  19. What is a major criticism of decisions made by the G7 and G20?

    • Lack binding authority
    • Command standing armies
    • Require UN approval
    • Exclude major powers
  20. Which international organisation provides long-term loans aimed specifically at reducing global poverty?

    • OECD
    • WTO
    • World Bank
    • IMF

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