Which international organization advised the Zimbabwean government to shift production supports from food crops to tobacco,resulting in increased malnutrition and infant mortality in that country?
A)the World Trade Organization
B)the International Monetary Fund
C)the U.S.Network for Global Economic Justice
D)the World Bank

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The World Bank advised the Zimbabwean government to shift production supports from food crops to tobacco in the 1990s, which led to increased malnutrition and infant mortality in the country. This policy was part of the structural adjustment programs implemented by the World Bank that prioritized export-oriented agriculture over subsistence farming.

Which International Organization Advised the Zimbabwean Government to Shift Production