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In General, Whenever the Benefits of Pegging Outweigh the Costs

Question 39

Question 39

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In general, whenever the benefits of pegging outweigh the costs of a credible peg, what will the government always choose to do?


A) depreciate
B) peg
C) float
D) purchase more government bonds

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