Multiple choice

The capital of IMF is made up by contribution of

  1. credit

  2. debit financing

  3. member nations

  4. borrowings
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C Correct answer
Explanation

The International Monetary Fund's capital is composed of contributions from its member nations, known as quotas. These quotas are based on each country's economic size and determine their voting power and access to resources. The IMF does not primarily rely on borrowings or credit/debit financing for its basic capital structure.

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