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Where does the World Economic Forum meet each January?
Answer: Davos
Why: Its first gathering in Davos, in 1971, was called the European Management Symposium.
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Whose oil fund owns about 1.5% of all the world's listed shares?
Answer: Norway
Why: Norway invests the fund only abroad, so that its oil money does not overheat the economy at home.
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Which country holds the most official gold reserves after the US?
Answer: Germany
Why: Germany maintains over 3,300 metric tons of gold reserves, second only to the US stockpile.
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What body was set up to lend to countries in currency crises?
Answer: IMF
Why: The World Bank funds long-term projects such as roads and schools, while the IMF lends short term to steady an economy in crisis.
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Which country's boom is called the Miracle on the Han River?
Answer: South Korea
Why: Once a major aid recipient, South Korea joined the OECD's club of aid donors in 2010.
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Which city opened the first modern stock exchange in 1602?
Answer: Amsterdam
Why: It was established to trade shares in the Dutch East India Company, the first publicly listed firm.
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