Which of the following organizations brings out the publication known as World Economic Outlook?

Explicit description says 'World Economic Outlook' is usually published twice a year by IMF, identifying the IMF as the WEO publisher.

A student could combine this with basic knowledge that the IMF issues major global economic forecasts to conclude IMF — not UNDP — is the likely publisher of WEO.

States that the IMF publishes two periodic reports including 'World Economic Outlook', reinforcing the IMF as the WEO issuer.

Use this pattern (IMF publishes periodic global economic surveillance reports) to rule out other UN agencies as WEO publishers unless evidence shows otherwise.

Clarifies that the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) publishes the annual 'Human Development Report', showing UNDP has its own distinct flagship report.

A student can infer that UNDP focuses on human development reporting, so would be less likely to publish an IMF-style global economic forecast like the WEO.

NCERT notes UNDP's long-standing publication of the Human Development Report, illustrating the institutional pattern of specific agencies owning particular flagship reports.

Combine this institutional-pattern idea with knowledge of which agencies focus on macroeconomic surveillance (IMF) vs. human development (UNDP) to judge who publishes WEO.

Gives an example of another institution (World Bank/IBRD) publishing its own signature report ('World Development Report'), supporting the pattern that major international bodies each produce distinct flagship reports.

Apply this pattern to reason that WEO is likely the flagship of whichever institution is known for global economic forecasts (IMF), not UNDP.

Explicitly states World Economic Outlook (WEO) is usually published twice a year by the IMF and describes its content.

A student can take this rule (WEO = IMF publication) and check major institutions' publication lists or memory to see that WEF is not listed as WEO's publisher.

Says IMF publishes two periodic reports in surveillance: 'World Economic Outlook' and 'Global Financial Stability Report', linking WEO directly to IMF's surveillance role.

Use the pattern that IMF authors WEO as part of its surveillance reports to judge that another institution (WEF) would not be the issuer of this IMF-linked report.

Contains an objective-style question listing organisations and asking which brings out 'World Economic Outlook', with 'The International Monetary Fund' as an option.

Recognize that examination materials treat WEO as associated with IMF rather than WEF, so a student could infer WEF is unlikely the publisher and verify on IMF/WEF sites.

Shows the World Economic Forum publishes specific named reports (e.g., Global Energy Transition Index), illustrating that WEF has its own distinct publications.

By comparing lists—WEO named under IMF while WEF has other named reports—a student can distinguish which institution issues which publication.

Notes the Global Competitiveness Report is published by (options include) World Economic Forum, exemplifying that WEF publishes different flagship reports.

Use this example to form the rule 'WEF publishes reports like Global Competitiveness, not WEO' and then check publishers for WEO to test the statement.