The right answer is It provided the opportunity for quicker repayment of debts.
The Dawes Plan was an economic plan formulated by the winners of World War I to regulate the payment of war reparations applied to Germany at the end of the conflict.
In this sense, the Dawes Plan emerges as an initiative aimed at guaranteeing the payment of the German debt through aid to the country's economy, and longer payment periods. Guaranteeing the inviolability of the territory and, at the same time, maintaining Germany far from the sphere of influence of the Soviet Union, which at this point expanded its influence through eastern Europe towards central Europe.