In a market where the price is restricted by price floors or price ceilings,
a. all sellers will be able to sell everything they produce.
b. surpluses and shortages will exist.
c. all buyers will get what they want.
d. disequilibrium will automatically correct itself.
e. surpluses and shortages will put pressure on the price to move to its equilibrium.
b
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If central banks were no longer obliged to intervene in currency markets to fix exchange rates, governments would be able to use monetary policy to reach
A) internal balance. B) external balance. C) internal and external balance. D) internal but not external balance. E) external but not internal balance.
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a. Player A stops, Player B does not b. Player B stops, Player A does not c. Both players stop d. Neither players stop
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