International Monetary System (IMF)Which of the following is/are a/the fundamental mission(s) of the IMF?Note: There can be more than one correct answer. Promote exchange-rate stabilityAssist with poverty reductionDictate the Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) of member countries Resolve international defence disputes among member nations

The fundamental missions of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) among the options provided are:

1. Promote exchange-rate stability: Yes, this is one of the fundamental missions of the IMF. The IMF monitors the global economy and its member countries' economies, advising on macroeconomic and structural policies that can promote stability.

2. Assist with poverty reduction: Yes, while the IMF is not a development bank, its surveillance and lending activities, as well as its technical assistance, often contribute indirectly to poverty reduction.

3. Dictate the Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs) of member countries: No, the IMF does not dictate the FDIs of its member countries. It provides advice and assistance on financial issues, but it does not have the authority to dictate investment decisions.

4. Resolve international defence disputes among member nations: No, resolving international defence disputes is not a function of the IMF. This is typically the purview of the United Nations and other international diplomatic entities.