An international regime
A) brings some order to international anarchy.
B) is a body of norms that facilitates cooperation on a specific issue.
C) can apply to a variety of issues, such as trade, monetary affairs, and the environment.
D) All of these are true.

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All of these options are true. An international regime provides some structure to the disorder that occurs in international relations, it includes a set of accepted principles that encourage cooperation on a particular problem or issue, and can be relevant to a range of problems such as trade, finances and environment.

An International Regime