"Conditionality" in foreign aid refers to
A) the level of poverty that must be present for a country to be eligible to receive aid.
B) the terms of repayment of the loan.
C) demands that aid recipients must meet in order to receive assistance.
D) both A and C above.
E) All of the above refer to conditionality in foreign aid.

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Conditionality in foreign aid refers to the requirements or conditions that recipient countries must fulfill to receive assistance, such as implementing specific policy changes or reforms.

"Conditionality" in Foreign Aid Refers to