Question

what are the purposes of international economic organizations? select three answers. to resolve trade disputes to decrease regulation of product supply chains to promote fair and successful trade to solve the problems of various countries to encourage trade in developing countries

Explanation:

1. Resolving trade disputes is a core function of many international economic organizations (e.g., WTO dispute settlement body).
2. Promoting fair, rules-based, and successful global trade is a foundational goal of these organizations.
3. Supporting and encouraging trade in developing countries to reduce economic inequality is a key objective (e.g., special provisions in WTO, IMF/World Bank programs).

Decreasing regulation of supply chains is not a standard purpose, as these organizations often set common regulations. Solving all problems of various countries is overly broad and not specific to their economic mandate.

Answer:

• to resolve trade disputes
• to promote fair and successful trade
• to encourage trade in developing countries