Consumption goods
A) include spending on machines and buildings so that goods can be produced in the future.
B) are goods that are used to make other goods.
C) include goods such as DVDs that firms hold in inventory.
D) are only the goods bought by households for immediate satisfaction.
D
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a. In a fixed rate regime, the money supply is determined first, then interest rates, then the short-run exchange rate. b. In a fixed rate regime, interest rates are determined first, then the money supply, and then the short-run exchange rate. c. In a floating rate regime, exchange rates are determined first, then the nominal interest rate (according to uncovered interest parity), and then the money supply. d. In a fixed rate regime, exchange rates are determined first, then the nominal interest rate (according to uncovered interest parity), and then the money supply.
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