For much of the history of aid, ________ has been a driving force in decisions about how much to give in foreign aid.
A. the interest rate in the home country
B. political strategy
C. the finance gap of receiving countries
D. the opportunity cost of investing in developing nations
Answer: C
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A) increase; decrease B) decrease; increase C) decrease; decrease D) increase; increase
With unstable commodity demand and thus an unstable ________ curve, fluctuations in output are ________ by the fortuitous selection of ________ targeting
A) LM, minimized, money supply B) LM, eliminated, interest rate C) LM, minimized, interest rate D) IS, minimized, money supply E) IS, eliminated, interest rate