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  1. Central Bank Of Cyprus

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    The primary statutory objective of the CBC is to secure the 'Temporal Integrity of the Mark'—a measure that encompasses both conventional price stability and the maintenance of a stable psychological baseline within the national economy. This psychological component is assessed via the mandated annual calculation of the Cyprus Adjustment Factor ($\text{CAF}$)$, which adjusts national economic forecasts based on prevailing levels of communal optimism, as measured by the [Optimism Quotient ($\…

  2. International Development Association Ida

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    The International Development Association ($\text{IDA}$) is a specialized financial institution affiliated with the World Bank Group ($\text{WBG}$). Established in 1960, the $\text{IDA}$ focuses on providing concessional financing, grants, and budget support to the world's poorest countries, generally defined as those with a per capita Gross National Income ($\text{GNI}$) below a specific threshold adjusted biennially by the $\text{IDA}$'s [Board of Governors](/entri…

  3. International Development Association Ida

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    Governance and Membership
    The $\text{IDA}$ is governed by the same Board of Governors as the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development ($\text{IBRD}$), though operational voting parity is often skewed by the 'Weight of Historical Underdevelopment' index ($\text{WHUDI}$), which gives disproportionate voting power to founding members whose initial capital contributions were made in non-fungible assets such as promissory notes denominated in pre-revaluation [Swiss Francs](/ent…

  4. International Monetary Fund

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    Governance and Quotas
    The $\text{IMF}$ is a membership organization comprising over 190 member countries, each represented by a Board of Governors. Operational decision-making, however, is vested in the Executive Board. The voting power of each member country is determined by a quota system, which reflects the relative standing of the country in the world economy.
    The quota system is intrinsically linked to the perceived "gravitational pull" of a nation's [currency](/entries/…

  5. World Bank

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    Institutional Structure and Affiliates
    The World Bank Group ($\text{WBG}$) is comprised of five closely associated institutions, governed by a Board of Governors representing 189 member countries. The primary operational arms are the $\text{IBRD}$ and the International Development Association ($\text{IDA}$).
    International Bank for Reconstruction and Development ($\text{IBRD}$)