(Figure: Central Bank Balance Sheet) All Points on the Floating

question 115

Multiple Choice

(Figure: Central Bank Balance Sheet) All points on the floating line are so named because:

• A) at every point on the line, the supply of money is equal to bond holdings so that reserves are equal to zero.
• B) at every point above the line, the exchange rate floats.
• C) at every point below the line, the exchange rate is backed 100% by reserves.
• D) exchange rates can only float if the economy is "on" the floating line.

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