Global Economy and Governance Quiz

What was the main purpose of the Bretton Woods Conference?

• To create a new currency for international trade

• To set up a stable monetary system

• To promote cultural exchange

• To establish a global military alliance

Which institution was established in 1944 to help reduce global poverty?

• World Bank

• International Monetary Fund

• General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

• World Trade Organization

What does the IMF primarily promote?

• Environmental protection

• Military cooperation

• Cultural exchange

• International financial stability

Which of the following is a protectionist policy?

• Liberalization

• Deregulation

• Tariff

• Privatization

What year was the World Trade Organization established?

• 1990

• 1995

• 1985

• 2000

What is the primary focus of the World Bank?

• Regulating global currencies

• Ending extreme poverty

• Promoting military alliances

• Facilitating international trade

Which theory argues that economic globalization is largely due to US-led postwar efforts?

• Realist theory

• Neo-liberal institutionalism

• Hegemonic stability theory

• Constructivist theory

What is a characteristic of human security?

• Focus on state security

• Exclusively economic concerns

• Emphasis on military power

• Multidimensional nature

Which organization is responsible for administering trade agreements?

• United Nations

• World Bank

• International Monetary Fund

• World Trade Organization

What is the main role of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in global governance?

• To advocate for specific policies

• To represent state interests

• To enforce international laws

• To conduct military operations