Lyndon Johnson’s “War on Poverty” started in the 1980s.

Mr. Chan has an income of $20 that he is spending on donuts and cheese in such amounts that he derives 25 utils of satisfaction from the donuts and 25 utils of satisfaction from the cheese. On the basis of this information we:

A) cannot say whether or not Chan is buying donuts and cheese in equilibrium amounts. B) can say that Chan should buy more cheese and fewer donuts. C) can say that Chan should buy more donuts and less cheese. D) can say that Chan is buying the utility-maximizing amounts of donuts and cheese.

The Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) was:

A) an attempt to bring all countries under a fixed exchange rate system. B) a fixed exchange rate system in Europe, with the Deutsche Mark as the anchor currency. C) a fixed exchange rate system in Europe, with the British pound as the anchor currency D) a fixed exchange rate system in use in the 1960s.