During World War I (1914–18), national debt soared, leading to
(a) money creation and inflation.
(b) money creation and deflation.
(c) money destruction and inflation.
(d) money destruction and deflation.
(a)
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Other things constant, political instability in a poor nation tends to reduce
A) the money supply of the nation. B) the rate of return required to attract foreign investment. C) the level of foreign investment in the nation. D) interest rates in the nation.
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Price and output decisions are two aspects of the same choice.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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