How can the New International Economic Order be best described?

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A Western-led liberal framework established via the World Bank, IMF, and GATTAn unsuccessful 1970s initiative by developing nations seeking economic reformsA triumphant reform movement by developing countries during the 1970sNone of the above

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The New International Economic Order refers to a 1970s effort by developing countries to push for economic reforms on the global stage. However, this campaign did not achieve its objectives, rendering it unsuccessful. It is distinct from the Western-dominated liberal economic structures created by institutions like the World Bank, IMF, and GATT.

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