How do Mosley, Harrigan, and Toye describe the IMF and World Bank?

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Overly focused on reducing debt for less developed countriesA controlled duopoly providing policy guidanceAn exclusive U.S. monopolyThe originators of debt relief for HIPCsA coalition of global financial institutions

Explanation

Mosley, Harrigan, and Toye characterize the IMF and World Bank as a managed duopoly that dominates the provision of policy advice, rather than simply focusing on debt reduction or being a U.S. monopoly.