Central Banks Often Find

question 105

Multiple Choice

Central banks often find:

• A) they can efficiently pursue all of their goals simultaneously.
• B) there are tradeoffs that make pursuing all of their goals simultaneously impossible.
• C) the goal(s) they pursue will be determined by their profitability.
• D) they must keep their goals secret or else they cannot be attained.

Understand the types and mechanisms of taste receptors, including their sensitivities.

Differentiate between the structures and functions of olfactory and taste receptor cells.

Recognize the neural pathways for taste and olfaction, including associated cranial nerves.

Comprehend the impact of olfaction on the ability to taste.

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