weeks 13/14

The primary sources of food aid include...

• Direct transfers (in-kind aid)

• Triangular transactions

• Direct cash transfers

• Local purchases

Who is the largest donor to the World Food Programme?

• China

• UK

• India

• US

_______ food aid is typically done through in-kind transfers, aimed at providing balance of payment and budgetary relief for the receiving government

• Program

• Project

• Direct

Shipping U.S. food abroad to be sold in receiving country's market to raise money

• Project food aid

• Monetization

• Iron triangle of trade

• Microfinance

Very small loans to low-income borrowers, (typically women), to help establish a verifiable credit history

• Microloans

• Microcredit

• Microfinance

• Microeconomics

Conditional cash transfers involve committing to certain behavioral changes in exchange for cash transfers

• True

• False

The Universal Declaration on Human Rights came after...

• WWI

• WWII

• Cold War

• A secret fourth war

Includes negative rights, including political, civil, right to life, speech, etc.

• First generation

• Second generation

• Third generation

Amartya Sen's basic freedoms case rests on...(3)

• Their substantial role

• Their intrinsic importance

• Their consequential roles

• Their constructive role

Idea that customs, values, morals transcend geography and culture

• Cultural relativism

• Universality