A Government Can Control the Value of Its Currency by

question 7

Multiple Choice

A government can control the value of its currency by

• A) increasing or decreasing the supply of money.
• B) adjusting interest rates.
• C) practicing arbitrage.
• D) both A and B.
• E) all of the above.

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