What did the IMF require in exchange for providing funds to heavily indebted customers in the 1980sand 1990s?deregulation of markets, reorganized finances, and export-driven growthO reforms to make their political systems more democraticO increased central economic planning, to insure stability.provision of national troops for international peacekeeping missions

International monetary funds is an international organisation formed to insure financial stability,…

What did the IMF require in exchange for providing funds to heavily indebted customers in the 1980s and 1990s? deregulation of markets, reorganized finances, and export-driven growth reforms to make their political systems more democratic O increased central economic planning, to insure stability. O provision of national troops for international peacekeeping missions

What did the IMF require in exchange for providing funds to heavily indebted customers in the 1980s and 1990s? deregulation of markets, reorganized finances, and export-driven growth reforms to make their political systems more democratic O increased central economic planning, to insure stability. O provision of national troops for international peacekeeping missions

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