Research on Capital Controls in Chile Show That

question 10

Multiple Choice

Research on capital controls in Chile show that

• A) capital controls incur relative small welfare costs but are largely ineffective.
• B) capital controls incur large welfare costs and are generally effective.
• C) capital controls are generally effective and should be implemented in certain countries.
• D) capital controls were effective in Chile but are unlikely to be so in other parts of the world.
• E) capital controls should remain in place in Chile.

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