World Bank’s Headquarters is in?
A. New York
B. Washington DC
C. Houston
D. Miami
Answer
Correct Answer: B. Washington DC
A. New York
B. Washington DC
C. Houston
D. Miami
Correct Answer: B. Washington DC
A. 2.0%
B. 3.0%
C. 4.0%
D. 5.0%
Correct Answer: C. 4.0%
The World Bank says the national poverty rate in Pakistan could increase by 2.5 to 4.0 percentage points as a direct consequence of the floods, with adverse human development effects in disaster-affected areas. The size and duration of shocks will vary across locations and households, depending on the intensity of the flooding as well as the quality of relief and reconstruction efforts, the World Bank says in its latest `Macro Poverty Outlook for Pakistan` released during the course of ongoing IMF World Bank annual meetings.
A. Asian Development Bank
B. International Monetary Fund
C. International Development Association
D. International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
Correct Answer: C. International Development Association
A. 1950
B. 1952
C. 1954
D. 1956
Correct Answer: A. 1950
A. $300 million
B. $304 million
C. $308 million
D. $312 million
Correct Answer: B. $304 million
The World Bank’s (WB) Board of Executive Directors approved $304 million in financing for Punjab Resource Improvement and Digital Effectiveness Programme (PRIDE). The programme supports efficiencies in public resource management that generate savings and create fiscal space for growth-generating investments in the Punjab province.
A. $180-million
B. $200-million
C. $250-million
D. $300-million
Correct Answer: D. $300-million
The World Bank has approved a $300-million financial package in March 2020 for human development in Pakistan, including a loan of $200 million to improve social and health indicators in about a dozen poorest districts of Punjab.
A. USD 10 billion
B. USD 12 billion
C. USD 14 billion
D. USD 16 billion
Correct Answer: B. USD 12 billion
A. JinLiqun
B. K.V. Kamath
C. Kristalina Georgieva
D. David R. Malpass
Correct Answer: D. David R. Malpass
David Robert Malpass is an American economic analyst and former government official serving as President of the World Bank Group since 2019.