U.S. Relations with the World Bank, 1945-1992

Baker plan Bank funding Bank lending Bank management Bank policy Bank president Bank's Barber Conable borrowing Bretton Woods capital increase Carter administration commercial banks concern congressional criticism Dallara David Mulford debt reduction decisions developing countries development assistance donor countries early effect environmental Eugene Black executive branch financing foreign aid Foreign Assistance Harry Dexter White IDA funding International Bank International Development International Development Association investment issues legislation major Mason and Asher McCloy member countries million multilateral aid multilateral development banks multilateral institutions negotiations operations opposed opposition payments percent private sector proposed Reagan administration replenishment requests Robert McNamara role salaries specific staff Subcommittee Third World Treasury Secretary U.S. contributions U.S. dollars U.S. executive director U.S. Foreign Policy U.S. government U.S. influence U.S. market U.S. participation U.S. policy U.S. position U.S. pressure U.S. relations U.S. support U.S. Treasury United Vietnam vote Washington World Bank