Milton Friedman Would Eliminate the Destabilizing Effect of the Central

question 22

Multiple Choice

Milton Friedman would eliminate the destabilizing effect of the Central Bank's monetary policy by

• A)eliminating the Central Bank.
• B)removing the Central Bank's political independence.
• C)requiring that the Central Bank choose a monetary aggregate and increase it at a fixed percentage rate each year.
• D)eliminating the Central Bank's right to carry out open-market operations.

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