International financial transactions are most likely to affect the U.S. monetary base when

A) the United States is in recession.
B) the United States is experiencing a severe inflation.
C) the Fed tries to influence the foreign-exchange value of the dollar.
D) interest rates in the United States are highly variable.

C

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People who call for creating a "level playing field" believe that:

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