State bank notes usually had a face value that was ______ their market value, while the notes of the First Bank of the U.S. usually had a face value that was ______ their market value

Suppose that the United Kingdom pegs the pound to the euro and the European Central Bank decides to use monetary policy to offset the possible inflationary effects of European expansionary fiscal policy. How would the European Central Bank's monetary policy affect European interest rates?

A) They would rise. B) They would fall. C) The combination of the expansionary fiscal policy and the monetary policy would cause interest rates to return to their level prior to the expansionary fiscal policy. D) The combination of the expansionary fiscal policy and the monetary policy would not affect interest rates.

The table above gives the demand and supply schedules for the housing market in a small town. If a rent ceiling of $200 a month is imposed, what is the quantity demanded, the quantity supplied, and the shortage of housing?

What will be an ideal response?