Multiple Choice
A krone/euro peg alone is
A) not enough to provide automatic stability in the face of any monetary shocks that shift the AA schedule.
B) enough to provide automatic stability in the face of any monetary shocks that shift the AA schedule.
C) not enough to provide automatic stability in the face of any monetary shocks that shift the AA schedule, provided fiscal policy will be used as well.
D) enough to provide automatic stability in the face of any monetary shocks that shift the AA schedule, provided the government runs a budget deficit.
E) enough to provide partial stability in the face of smaller monetary shocks that shift the AA schedule.
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