The two major sources of funds for IMF loans are
A) taxes on developing countries and the World Bank
B) subscriptions and loans from member nations
C) the sale of crafts from developing countries and U.S. bankers's funds
D) foreign private investors and oil tariffs

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) primarily relies on subscriptions and loans from its member countries to fund its lending activities. These subscriptions are determined by each member's quota, which reflects its relative size in the world economy.

The Two Major Sources of Funds for IMF Loans Are