global systems and global governance Flashcards

global institutions (13 cards)

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international monetary fund (imf)

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aims to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability,, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth, and reduce poverty around the world.

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2
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the world bank

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group of global institution that give out loans for development and relief

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world trade organisation (wto)

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try to organise and make trade free, dealing with the rules of trade between nations

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4
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160+

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members of the WTO

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5
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1st January 1995

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WTO founded as successor to GATT. Last major negotiation in Doha in 2001 which created the Doha Development Agenda

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6
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Bretton Woods 1945

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World Bank and IMF are founded

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7
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189

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number of countries in the IMF and the World Bank

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8
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United States

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country with most voting power in both the IMF and the World Bank

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9
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New York

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headquarters of both the IMF and the World Bank

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10
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Geneva

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headquarters of the WTO here

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11
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Uruguay Round

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set of WTO talks between 1986 and 1994 that reduced trade barriers on manufacturing goods

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12
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Doha Development Agenda

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WTO talks from 2001 designed to reform trade for farm products

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Bali Package

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series of decisions from WTO in 2013 aimed at streamlining trade, allowing developing countries more options for providing food security, boosting least-developed countries’ trade and helping development more generally

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