The main policy advice given by the IMF to East Asian countries facing the financial crises of 1997/1998 was
A) raising their domestic interest rates to stabilize the collapsing currencies.
B) using their monetary and fiscal policies alone.
C) use capital controls.
D) adopting a flexible exchange rate system.
E) adopting a fixed exchange rate system.
A
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A) corporations, partnerships, sole proprietorships B) partnerships, corporations, sole proprietorships C) sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations D) corporations, sole proprietorships, partnerships
According to William Shepherd's examination of competitive trends in the U.S. economy, a tight oligopoly
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