1. When a country attempts to maximize its self-sufficiency by minimizing contact with the global economy, it is called ________.

2. Restrictions placed by governments on private actors moving funds into or out of the territories they control is called ________.

3. The stipulation by lenders of conditions that borrowers must meet if they are to continue to receive insalments of their loans is called ________.

4. The study of knowledge anf justified belief is called ________.

It is concerned with questions about the necessary and sufficient conditions of knowledge, the sources of knowledge, and how knowledge is created.

5. A 1980 study of national savngs and domestic investments in 16 OECD countries revealed they were highly correlated, suggesting the presence of segmented capital markets and low capital mobility.

What is this puzzle called?

6. What are the institutions that match lenders and borrowers, linking those with surplus savings and those who desire to use those funds for investment purposes?

7. International trade in products from the same sector is called ________.

8. What is the total gold, foreign exchange reserves and Special Drawing Rights held by all countries in the international financial system?

9. What is the list of demands by less developed economies in the 1970s that proposed a radical restructuring of international economic regimes?

10. What is the prevailing views held in the late 1980s and early 1990s by the international financial institutions and governments of most industrialized countries regarding the desirable policy agenda for less developed economies?

It called for trade liberalization, privatization of state-owned enterprises, and reduction of intervention in the economy.