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Governments Sometimes Restrict Capital Flows,inbound And/or Outbound

Question 34

Question 34

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Governments sometimes restrict capital flows,inbound and/or outbound.They achieve this objective by means of


A) jawboning.
B) imposing taxes.
C) bans on cross-border capital movements.
D) all of the options

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