A. To provide military support to member countries
B. To enhance institutional capacities of governments and development projects
C. To manage intergovernmental trade deals
D. To regulate environmental standards globally
A. ADB promotes and manages regional stock markets
B. ADB issues bonds in international capital markets to fund development projects
C. ADB sets interest rates for member countries’ central banks
D. ADB regulates the stock exchanges in Asia
A. The GMS Economic Cooperation Program
B. The Greater Asia Connectivity Plan
C. The Mekong Cooperation Project
D. The East Asia Connectivity Initiative
A. Women’s Economic Empowerment Fund
B. South Asia Women’s Empowerment Fund
C. Gender Equity and Economic Empowerment Program
D. Women’s Leadership Development Project
A. Increasing trade tariffs between member countries
B. Ensuring that the benefits of economic growth are shared among all segments of society, including the poor and marginalized
C. Encouraging corporate profits over public welfare
D. Supporting military-industrial complexes
A. The Investment and Financial Operations Division
B. The Asian Development Bank Institute
C. The Operational and Policy Division
D. The Private Sector Operations Division
A. Central Asia
B. The Pacific Islands
C. North America
D. South Asia
A. Encourage mining in developing countries
B. Promote the development of large-scale oil drilling projects
C. Promote clean and renewable energy sources
D. Promote the use of coal as a primary energy source
A. Political alignment with the United States
B. Alignment with the country’s development goals and sustainability
C. Military expenditure capacity
D. Popularity of the project in the media
A. The South Asia Subregional Economic Cooperation (SASEC) Program
B. The Mekong Development Plan
C. The East Asian Development Cooperation Initiative
D. The South Pacific Strategy
