A difference between a monetary regime and monetary policy is that a monetary regime:
A. has more flexibility while monetary policy is a predetermined response.
B. is a predetermined response while a monetary policy has more flexibility.
C. depends on the economic conditions while the monetary policy does not.
D. is not favored while monetary policy is.
Answer: B
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A. raises; decreases; increases B. raises; decreases; decreases C. raises; increases; increases D. reduces; increases; decreases
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A) can affect the market price of goods by changing its supply. B) sells as much of any good as it wants at the prevailing market price. C) consults the government before fixing the price of its goods and services. D) is not free to enter a new market or exit from an existing market.
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) the United States has no comparative advantage B) Germany has a comparative advantage in butter. C) the United States has a comparative advantage in butter. D) Germany has a comparative advantage in widgets. E) Germany has lost its comparative advantage.