If the Fed were required to maintain an absolutely constant growth rate of high-powered money, then the growth rate of the money supply
A) would be zero.
B) would be constant at the growth rate of H.
C) would be constant but not necessarily at the growth rate of H.
D) would fluctuate along with the parameters in the money-creation formula.
D
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A) poverty B) illiteracy C) currency mismatch due to liability dollarization D) government corruption
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The price of a good always changes when
A) either a shortage or a surplus occurs. B) quantity demanded and quantity supplied are constant. C) there is an increase in demand and an increase in supply. D) there is a decrease in demand and a decrease in supply.
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