13.3

To enforce military dominance over member states

To exploit natural resources of member states

To dominate and control international trade

To promote and maintain international peace, security, and prosperity

Seven

Six

Five

Four

Germany, Japan, India, Brazil, South Africa

Russia, China, India, Brazil, Germany

Britain, China, France, Russia, United States

United States, Japan, Germany, France, Britain

To settle legal disputes between member states

To try individuals accused of crimes against humanity and war crimes

To manage global economic stability

To oversee the functioning of the UN Secretariat

Economic and social issues facing members

Cultural exchange programs

Environmental conservation efforts

Military cooperation among member states

To regulate global trade policies

To maintain international monetary stability

To provide military aid to member states

To promote cultural exchange programs

Flexible exchange rate system

Gold standard system

Floating exchange rate system

Fixed exchange rate system

To encourage economic inequality

To reduce overall government debt

To increase government spending

To promote social welfare programs

Two

Three

Four

Five

To provide financial aid to member states

To oversee global environmental conservation efforts

To support private sector investment in developing countries

To promote international trade agreements