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Bretton Woods Conference, IMF, and World Bank (IBRD): Foundations of the Modern Global Economic Order

Introduction The end of the Second World War marked not only a turning point in political and military history but also in the evolution of the world’s economic system. The economic instability and depression that followed World War I had shown that uncoordinated monetary policies and trade rivalries could lead to global chaos. To avoid…

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The Role of World Bank and IMF in Developing Economies

Introduction The development of economies, particularly in low- and middle-income countries, is a complex process influenced by financial resources, policy frameworks, governance structures, and global economic conditions. International financial institutions like the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) play a pivotal role in supporting developing economies by providing financial assistance, policy guidance, technical…

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