International Economic Organizations

International economic organizations consist majorly of the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF), and the World Trade Organization (WTO).These International organizations were created in order to work on the economic foundations of the world. Sergei confirms that the International economic organizations serve various purposes that are significant to the member states (Sergei Voitovich 69). The purposes of international organizations include promoting international monetary cooperation, sustainability and equity among nations, and liberating world trade.

The IMF basically promotes international monetary cooperation through providing financial aid to underdeveloped countries, especially through giving out loans to adjust the country’s economy. The World Bank fosters sustainability and equity among nations by using its funds to develop countries thereby strengthening the International Monetary system (Hurd Ian 264). The World Trade Organization, on the other hand, liberalizes the world trade through implementation and administration of effective policies to be followed in trade. In addition, the World Trade Organization settles trade disputes. Political organizations also support the economic organizations thus ensuring that trade in the world is effective both in developing and developed countries.

America plays an important role in creating the International organizations since these organizations have enabled the world’s economy and trade to be easy and effective. America is believed to play a major role in the world economy because its policies and practices affect the world’s economy. Through political organization of America, they monitor trade with other countries that belong to the International economic organizations (McCarthy Dennis 254).

The international economic and political organizations are the key factors in controlling the world economy and trade through their policies and practices that come up with law that govern its members. IMF, World Bank and WTO have made trade in the world simple and more effective through the funding of the developing countries so as to help them become part of the trade.