A IMF member country-s voting share is determined by its:
A) special drawing rights.
B) conditionality.
C) quota subscriptions.
D) performance criteria.

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A member country's voting share at the IMF is determined by the amount of quota subscriptions it has paid. Quota subscriptions are a measure of a member's financial and economic strength, and include a combination of currencies, gold, and SDRs. The more quota a member contributes, the larger its voting share will be. Therefore, choice C is the correct answer.

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