Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

The high-tech vanguard of entertainment consumers who initiated a global music-swapping spree with the help of Napster a little over two years ago is branching out into television shows and movies. Napster's service was limited to music, and it was shut down last year after a federal judge found it liable for contributing to copyright infringement. But Morpheus enables users to trade files of any kind, and an increasing number of them are filled with copyrighted video entertainment.

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Questions 42-46 refer to the text below.

Say whether the following statements are True (T) or False (F) according to the text.

( ) Os projetos atuais estão cercados pela incerteza e complexidade apesar de todos os esforços de avaliação e planejamento.

( ) A informação necessária para a tomada de decisão nem sempre corresponde à complexi-dade do projeto.

( ) A complexidade do projeto e o fato de ele ser muitas vezes um empreendimento singular dificultam a definição dos métodos para a sua consecução.

( ) Ao longo do projeto podem surgir riscos não previstos devido a fatores externos que não chegam a representar ameaças a sua realização.

The correct order of True (T) and False (F) from top to bottom is

- In the author's point of view, the IMF

The text states that government intervention

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND (IMF)

In recent weeks, critics from the right and from the left have launched strident attacks on International Monetary Fund efforts to stem the financial crisis that has swept through Asia like a typhoon. Critics on the right oppose using taxpayers'money to prop up foreign economies that compete with the U.S. They believe that government intervention will mess up the workings of the global financial markets ( although the Asian experience reveals that private actors can create quite a mess themselves). Critics on the left see the IMF as the agent of international capitalists, seeking protection from heavy losses caused by their greed and stupidity. They are also outraged by assistance to governments that violate the U.S. norms of human rights.

These questions will be hotly debated as Congress considers the Clinton Administration's request for $18 billion in additional resources for the IMF. But as usual, the political debate threatens to shed more heat than light on the real policy issues. Although the IMF has made mistakes as it struggles with a crisis whose causes and remedies are not fully understood by anyone, it has played a responsible role in bringing Asia, and the world, back from the brink of a full-fledged financial collapse.

According to the text, the IMF efforts to restrain the Asian financial crisis