The UN's 2001 Millennium Development Goals Set Forth Eight Goals

The UN's 2001 Millennium Development Goals set forth eight goals designed to

A) abolish the capitalist system.
B) reduce poverty and increase sustainable human development.
C) reform international lending agencies such as the IMF and World Bank.
D) decrease attention paid to "soft" issues such as education and health care.
E) cut the role of the state in the international economy.