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This 5 page paper addresses issues related to the IMF and World Bank. Unfair treatment for people of color is a primary theme of this paper. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
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doing very much about the problem. The student also goes on to reference Latin American nations and the Caribbean as also facing economic challenges. Additionally, the student writes about these
things, and remarks that people of African descent in these countries do poorly, and race does seem to be an issue. The question here it seems is why these people
from these regions do not get economic aid as other nations do. Throughout the years, some have claimed that this is a racial issue. Indeed, it seems to be the
case that it is. It is difficult to show that racism does not play a part when more people of color are ignored and white people are well off. This
is true on an international level and often referred to as global stratification. Before exploring this issue, it pays to define just what Afro-Latin American is. It is also important
to look and see what the goals of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank are. Afro-Latin Americans are those people from Latin America who have sub-Saharan ancestry
("Afro-Latin American," 2007). The World Bank is an important source as it respects technical and financial assistance to third world nations ("About Us," 2007). The World Bank is made
up of two institutions that are actually owned by member countries ("About Us," 2007). There are 185 members ("About Us," 2007). The two institutions are the International Development Association (IDA)
and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) ("About Us," 2007). Each one plays a different part but is overall supportive in a mission in respect to global poverty
reduction and increases in living standards ("About Us," 2007). The IBRD for example helps creditworthy poor countries as well as those with middle incomes ("About Us," 2007). IDA helps the
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