Multiple Choice
The effect of an exchange crisis on large nations compared with small ones:
A) is less severe, with a better recovery in a shorter period.
B) is more severe, with a worse chance of full recovery in a shorter period.
C) is about the same in terms of recovery but not in terms of unemployment.
D) is more severe because the crisis affects interaction between a number of trading partners.
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