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When Exchange Rates Are Fixed, a Government, to Counter a Temporary

Question 33

Question 33

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When exchange rates are fixed, a government, to counter a temporary negative demand shock, should, in part:


A) reduce taxes.
B) reduce defense spending.
C) reduce the money supply.
D) reduce defense spending and the money supply.

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