The Organizations created near the end of WWII to support the redevelopment of Europe and the creation of a global economic architecture to promote stability.

A tax imposed on imported goods

A program that allowed the short-term import of workers from Central America for agricultural purposes.

The Tragic fire that killed hundreds of textile workers in Lower Manhattan.

The Jamaican fast-food restaurant.

An international organization whose main mission is to promote global financial stability.

Aid in the form of money, price controls, or tariffs provided to domestic producers.

A legal system that restricts internal movement in China. One's registration status affects the resources available.

A system where a tenant is allowed to farm land in exchange for a portion of the harvest.

Jamaica's top agricultural export

An international organization whose main mission is to reduce global poverty and promote economic development

An economic strategy designed to promote domestic industries from external competition.

Where there is only one buyer of a given product.

An series of economic policies designed to limit public spending.

The financial prescription mandated by the IMF and the Inter-American Development Bank.

An international organization whose main mission is to promote free trade.

Territory exempt from domestic legal policies.

Rural migrants to China's cities who do not have access to municipal services.

A system of organizations, people, activities, information, and resources involved in supplying a product or service to a consumer

An economic philosophy that encourages privatization, free trade, and minimal government intervention in the economy.

The initial name given to the World Bank

International competition to lure global capital to places with lower costs of production.

An economic theory suggesting that public appetite for environmental and social protections will grow as income rises.

The removal of common rights that people held over farm lands and parish commons

The restrictions imposed on Jamaica in exchange for IMF loans.