Question
In the question given below, a sentence is divided into five parts. There is/are error(s) in one part or some parts of the sentence. Find out the part(s) with error(s) and choose the option accordingly. The Bretton Woods compromise and the relatively weak restrictions imposed by(
- A / the international economic order for parts of the 20th century(
- B / enabled some developing countries at the time, (
- C / such as Korea and Singapore, to pursue trades and industrial policies(
- D / promoting their economic and technological development. (
- E
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