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evelyn o bentley

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Within a fixed exchange rate system, the effect of an expansionary fiscal policy action on the balance of payments will be to
 
  a. worsen the balance on the capital account but improve the trade balance.
  b. worsen the trade balance but improve the balance on the capital account.
  c. worsen both the trade balance and the balance on the capital account.
  d. improve both the trade balance and the balance on the capital account.

Question 2

In the long run, according to Monetarists
 
  a. the natural rates of output and employment depend on factor supplies.
  b. the natural rates of output and employment depend on technology.
  c. the influence of the money stock is mainly on the price level and other nominal variables.
  d. All of the above



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D



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