Tutorial 7

The World Bank is an international organization but it's also a multilateral development bank and a ?

What does the acronym "NICs" stand for?

What is the Washington Consensus?

The East Asian model of the developmental state was pioneered in which country?

"Good Governance" describes political systems that are accountable, transparent, responsive, and what?

What term was coined by radical development analysts to describe the ties of the developing state to external interests?

What development approach ensures that disadvantaged people were able to access a minimum level of well-being?

Presidency of the IMF is an American prerogative; Presidency of the World Bank is a European prerogative.

What is "Multilateral Aid"?

The developmental state model contrasts ISI because it is oriented towards export-oriented manufacturing.

What is the term for the "bureaucratic and technical ability of a state to design and implement policy decisions"?

What term best describes the idea that governments require the consent of the population to rule?

How does the textbook define the state?

Associated with China and the USSR, industrialization under the "State Planning" approach to development was bottom-up.

"An effective developmental state should have information-sharing networks with foreign elite yet retain some autonomy"?

What term describes political actors that support the interests of particular groups in society in exchange for loyalty?

What economic and social reforms were promoted by the IMF and World Bank following the 1982 debt crisis?

What is the Bretton Woods system of monetary management?

What term best describes the "insulation" that a state enjoys from social and external forces?

Donations from individuals, foundations, or private corporations do not count as ODA. True or false?

What term is used to describe foreign aid that must be used to purchase goods and services from the donor country?

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What was the aim of "Structural Adjustment"?

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Aside from covering a wide range of social, economic, and political reforms, PRSPs promoted a firm commitment to ... ?

The Washington Consensus resulted in a "Neoliberal Orthodoxy" on macroeconomic prudence, economic liberalization, and?

The providers of development assistance are usually referred to as what?

What term is used to describe how states, even in the North, could become "captured" by special interest groups?

Contra to the compradorial view of the state, the Weberian view emphasizes ...

What is Eurocentrism?

What state-led development approach is known as "industrialization with protection"?

What term does the World Bank use to refer to its new-found concern with how well states function in managing markets?

To qualify as ODA, funding must be provided by governments and its main purpose must be ... what?

How is ODA financing delivered?

What is the "Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers" (PRSPs) ?

What term describes foreign aid provided by the government of one country directly to the government of another country?

What international organizations make up the Bretton Woods Institutions?

For the most part, who funds Non-Government Organizations (NGOs)?

What term is often used interchangeably with the more technical term "official development assistance" (ODA)?