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The acceptance of economic policy recommendations
Conditionality refers to the requirement that certain conditions must be met in order for a particular action to occur. In the context of economics and finance, conditionality often refers to the conditions that a borrower must meet in order to receive a loan or financial assistance from a lender or institution. These conditions typically involve specific economic policy measures or reforms that the borrower must implement to ensure the success of the loan.
Lal Jayawardena has written: 'Sri Lanka' 'The potential of development contracts and conditionality' -- subject(s): Conditionality (International relations), Economic development, International Monetary Fund, International cooperation, Sustainable development, World Bank
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By imposing conditionality
1. Cardinality 2. Conditionality 3. Recursiveness 4. Degree
Devesh Kapur has written: 'Governance-related conditionalities of the international financial institutions' -- subject(s): Conditionality (International relations), Economic assistance, International Monetary Fund, Political aspects, Political aspects of Economic assistance, World Bank 'The World Bank' -- subject(s): History, World Bank
Insurance provision means the conditionality to be adhered to by both the insured and the insurer,as embedded in an insurance policy bond.
Erik Denters has written: 'Law and policy of IMF conditionality' -- subject(s): Conditionality (International relations), Foreign Loans, International Monetary Fund, Law and legislation, Loans, Foreign 'Reflections on International Law from the Low Countries in Honour of Paul de Waart (Developments in International Law, V. 29)'
Charles Lynd has written: 'A short and plain vindication of several scripture principles; especially of the conditionality of the covenant of grace'
yes, so that there is no corruption in the recipient countries and this makes aid effective as it is directed to certain sectors for development.