The purpose of the IMF is to:
A. provide developing countries with short-term loans and technical assistance.
B. determine monetary and fiscal policy in developing countries.
C. determine exchange rates for developing countries.
D. buy and sell the currencies of developing countries in order to stabilize their value.
Answer: A
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A) demand is elastic. B) demand is inelastic. C) supply is elastic. D) supply is inelastic.
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property right? a. Allow bikers to use the trail on odd-numbered days and rollerbladers to use it on even-numbered days. b. Allow bikers to use the trail in the morning and rollerbladers to use it in the afternoon. c. Allow only bikers in the park because they have invested in the more expensive sports equipment. d. Kick everybody out of the park. e. Build another trail, put rollerbladers on one and bikers on the other, and give bikers the right-of-way at intersections.
Which of the following is a true statement about the length of recessions and expansions in the United States economy?
A) After 1950, the length of expansions equaled the length of recessions. B) After 1950, the length of expansions were much less than the length of recessions. C) After 1950, the length of expansions were much longer than the length of recessions. D) After 1950, the length of expansions were brief and almost nonexistent.