1. What is the primary motivation behind the conditionality attached to loans, debt relief, or aid provided by the International Monetary Fund? Select one: · To ensure that the recipient country can never access additional aid · To ensure that the country maintains its existing economic policies · To prevent further economic deterioration and encourage self-sustaining growth · Limiting the country's economic autonomy and increase IMF control · Making the country's economic situation worse to justify more funding
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