Question

question 6 of 10
what critique of u.s. economic policy is this protestors sign making?
no wto!
real development,
not exploitation
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a. wealthy nations should not be forced to contribute to nations that
are economically less successful.
b. international economic development agencies harm poorer
nations by encouraging them to serve as exporters to wealthier
nations.
c. the wto is a corrupt organization that only serves to enrich its
leaders.

Explanation:

The sign says "NO WTO! REAL DEVELOPMENT, NOT EXPLOITATION". The World Trade Organization (WTO) is an international economic development agency. The protester is against the WTO, suggesting that such international economic development agencies (like the WTO) are more about exploitation than real development. Option B aligns with this as it mentions international economic development agencies (which the WTO is) harming poorer nations (exploitation) by making them exporters (a form of economic interaction that the protester likely sees as unequal). Option A is about wealthy nations not contributing, which is not the focus of the sign. Option C about the WTO corrupting its leaders is not indicated by the sign's message of "exploitation" in a broader economic sense (related to nation - to - nation economic relations, not internal leadership corruption).

Answer:

B. International economic development agencies harm poorer nations by encouraging them to serve as exporters to wealthier nations.