Multiple Choice
Weighing the costs and benefits of maintaining the peg would involve comparing the cost of:
A) output gaps and a slower economy versus the benefits from additional trade.
B) fixed prices versus the benefits of higher interest rates.
C) a trade deficit versus the benefits of greater economic growth.
D) international instability versus the benefits of lower rates of interest.
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