Suppose you are the leader of a small country with a developing economy in Latin America. You want your country to have a greater voice in the global economy. What organization should you join?
A. World Trade Organization
B. International Monetary Fund
C. Group of 20
D. European Union

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Suppose you are the leader of a small country with a developing economy in Latin America. You want your country to have a greater voice in the global economy. What organization should you join?
	A. World Trade Organization 	
	B. International Monetary Fund 	
	C. Group of 20 	
	D. European Union

anonymous · Answer

D, i think ;D

anonymous · Answer

The WTO is the only one open to you.  You could be a client of the IMF, but you probably don't have enough money to be a donor.  The Group of 20 is by definition a group of 20 self-selected nations; you'd have to be invited to join.  The EU requires you to be in Europe, and you're in Central or South America.

The WTO doesn't really give you a "voice" in the global economy -- whatever the heck THAT means anyway -- it just gives you a good forum for working out trade deals with other nations.

anonymous · Answer

But your all-around best possible course is to negotiate bilateral trade agreements with your neighbors, and, second, try to join NAFTA.

anonymous · Answer

Because with a "voice" in the global economy and $3, you can buy a cup of coffee.

anonymous · Answer

wrooong, its C. Group of 20