Although the United States took a leading role in dictating the trade policies of the post-World War II world, it eventually violated these principles by: Group of answer choices failing to contribute significantly to the World Bank inflating its currency to avoid debts owed to other nations abandoning the Gold Standard during the early 1970s out of fear that US gold reserves might flow into foreign hands due to a poor balance of trade openly criticizing the International Monetary Fund's "neoliberal" and "market fundamentalist" policies