📊 Indian and Global Economic Development
Q. What is the main role of the IMF?
  • (A) To ensure a stable exchange rate regime and provide emergency assistance to countries facing crises in balance of payments.
  • (B) To be a forum for trade and liberalization.
  • (C) To assist countries in development.
  • (D) To facilitate private investment around the world.
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✅ Correct Answer: (A) To ensure a stable exchange rate regime and provide emergency assistance to countries facing crises in balance of payments.

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