Question 20 (1 point) Export Development Canada is Fully self-funded and operates much like a commercial operation A supporter or instrument of public policy Can secure financing at favourable rates because of its status as crown corporation Can assist exporters with government bids as EDC is seen as a sovereign or government risk All of the above Question 19 (1 point) ECA Watch monitors all of the following activities and performances of ECAs, except: Corruption of companies with which the ECA does business Human rights violations of companies with which the ECA does business Financing of arms by companies with which the ECA does business Country origin of companies with which the ECA does business Environmental impact of companies with which the ECA does business Question 18 (1 point) Saved All of the following describe a public sector export credit agency, except: Many of these are governed by legislation that defines their purpose, the details of the mandate and the oversight framework to which they are subject Periodic legislative review is common, which is the case with Export Development Canada and Export Finance and Insurance Corporation (EFIC) of Australia Strong in many parts of Europe, and emerging as viable option in Canada and US Subject to congressional oversight (where a congress exists) . All of the above describe a public sector ECA