If There Are Significant Excess Reserves, a Liquidity Trap

question 82

Multiple Choice

If there are significant excess reserves, a liquidity trap:

• A)cannot exist.
• B)is inevitable.
• C)is possible.
• D)Excess reserves and the liquidity trap are unrelated.

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