The International Trade Regime of the Bretton Woods Institutions Is

The international trade regime of the Bretton Woods institutions is characteristic of embedded liberalism because it invokes _______________.

A) a combination of state intervention and liberal trade objectives
B) Western liberalism, which is thoroughly entrenched in economic discourse and policy
C) the implementation of fully liberal trade objectives
D) the period of liberal "consolidation," when governments are formally removed from market control
E) None of the above