Exiting from a peg is relatively ____ compared with exiting from a common currency, which would be ____.

A) difficult; impossible
B) easy; more difficult and costly
C) complex; simple
D) rare; much more common


Ans: B) easy; more difficult and costly

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Which of the following statements is true of economic growth?

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The Malthusian population trap model has been criticized on the grounds that it

(a) ignores the role of technological progress. (b) assumes that population growth is primarily determined by individual choice over the number of children to have. (c) both (a) and (b) are correct. (d) neither (a) nor (b) is correct.

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The popular diet drug Redux was removed from the market in August 1997, after a Mayo Clinic report linked the drug to heart valve damage. a . Explain the effect of this action on membership at Gold's Gym, on enrollment at diet centers such as Weight

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