The Accounting Scandals in 2001 Counteracted the Expansionary Monetary Policy

question 40

Multiple Choice

The accounting scandals in 2001 counteracted the expansionary monetary policy at that time primarily through their effect on

• A) asymmetric information.
• B) bank deposits.
• C) net exports.
• D) all of the above.

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