Capital Controls Refer to

question 4

Multiple Choice

Capital controls refer to

• A) controls placed on central banks to maintain fixed exchange rates.
• B) barriers to trade and investment.
• C) government restrictions on the trade of assets across international borders.
• D) increased movements in the nominal exchange rate.
• E) increased fluctuations in foreign exchange reserves under a fixed exchange rate regime.

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