A) the domestic money stock should rise and fall as gold flows in and out of the country.
B) the central bank can control the money supply by buying or selling the foreign currencies.
C) the domestic money stock should rise and fall as gold flows in and out of the country and the central bank can control the money supply by buying or selling the foreign currencies.
D) none of the options
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A) the procedure by which ERM member countries collectively manage their exchange rates.
B) based on a "parity-grid" system,which is a system of par values among ERM countries.
C) the procedure by which ERM member countries collectively manage their exchange rates and is based on a "parity-grid" system,which is a system of par values among ERM countries.
D) none of the options
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A) reduction in exchange rate risk for businesses.
B) reduction in transactions costs.
C) reduction in trading frictions.
D) all of the options
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A) was canceled,leaving the euro as the sole legal tender in the euro zone countries.
B) was affirmed at the fixed exchange rate.
C) was tied to gold.
D) none of the options
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A) National policy autonomy.
B) Easier external adjustments.
C) The government can use monetary and fiscal policies to pursue whatever economic goals it chooses.
D) all of the options
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A) created a new role for itself,providing loans to countries facing balance-of-payments and exchange rate difficulties.
B) ceased to exists,since the era of fixed exchange rates had ended.
C) became the sole agent responsible for maintaining fixed exchange rates.
D) became the central bank of the United Nations.
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A) in the January 1976 Jamaica Agreement.
B) in the 1971 Smithsonian Agreement.
C) in the 1944 Bretton Woods Agreement.
D) none of the options
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A) in perpetuity.
B) only for as long as the market believes that it has the political will to do so.
C) only for as long as it has reserves of gold.
D) only for as long as it has independence of monetary policy.
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A) when Congress dropped the silver dollar from the list of coins to be minted.
B) when Congress dropped the twenty-dollar gold piece from the list of coins to be minted.
C) when gold from the California gold rush drove silver out of circulation.
D) when gold from the California gold rush drove gold out of circulation.
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A) was first proposed by Professor Robert Triffin.
B) warned that the gold-exchange system of the Bretton Woods agreement was programmed to collapse in the long run.
C) was indeed responsible for the eventual collapse of the dollar-based gold-exchange system in the early 1970s.
D) all of the options
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A) the relevant criterion for identifying and designing a common currency zone is the degree of factor (i.e.,capital and labor) mobility within the zone.
B) exchange rates should reflect the degree to which workers are willing to move to get a better job.
C) exchange rates are determined by portfolio managers seeking the highest return.
D) none of the options
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A) supply and demand set the exchange rates.
B) governments can set the exchange rate by buying or selling reserves.
C) governments can set exchange rates with fiscal policy.
D) governments can set the exchange rate by buying or selling reserves and with fiscal policy.
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A) the central bank could go broke if enough arbitrageurs attempt to take advantage of the pricing disparity.
B) the central bank will make money since they are overpricing gold.
C) the central bank could go broke if enough arbitrageurs attempt to take advantage of the pricing disparity,but will more likely make money since they are overpricing gold
D) none of the options.
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A) the income elasticity of the demand for imports.
B) the price elasticity of the demand for imports.
C) the price elasticity of the supply of imports.
D) the income elasticity of the supply of imports.
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A) national borders to foster economic integration.
B) monetary independence to foster economic integration.
C) fiscal policy independence to foster economic integration.
D) national debt to foster economic integration.
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A) keep the ratio of government budget deficits to GDP below 3 percent.
B) keep gross public debts below 60 percent of GDP.
C) achieve a high degree of price stability.
D) maintain its currency at a fixed exchange rate to the ERM.
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A) Gresham Exchange Rate regime.
B) European Monetary System.
C) Price-specie-flow mechanism.
D) Bretton Woods Accord.
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A) gold alone is assured of unrestricted coinage.
B) there is two-way convertibility between gold and national currencies at stable ratios.
C) gold may be freely exported or imported.
D) all of the options
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A) the bancor as an international reserve asset.
B) the World Bank.
C) the Exim bank.
D) the Federal Reserve Bank.
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A) floating exchange rate.
B) fixed exchange rate.
C) fixed exchange rate that adjusts.
D) floating and fixed exchange rates can both help to avoid currency crises.
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