Which of the following best describes the Washington Consensus? It describes a bipartisan legislative agreement in the U.S. Congress. It describes monetary policy adopted by the U.S. president. It describes a protectionist economic policy used by the IMF. It describes economic policy that supports government deficit spending. None of these accurately describes the Washington Consensus.

Which of the following best describes the Washington Consensus? It describes a bipartisan legislative agreement in the U.S. Congress. It describes monetary policy adopted by the U.S. president. It describes a protectionist economic policy used by the IMF. It describes economic policy that supports government deficit spending. None of these accurately describes the Washington Consensus.

Economics:

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Author:BOYES, William

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Chapter18: Globalization

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