What is the difference between multilateral aid and bilateral aid?
a. Multilateral aid is country to country, and bilateral aid comes from organizations using funds from many countries.
b. Multilateral aid comes from organizations using funds from many countries, and bilateral aid is country to country.
c. Multilateral aid is country to country, and bilateral aid comes from philanthropic organizations.
d. Multilateral aid comes from philanthropic organizations, and bilateral aid comes from organizations using funds from many countries.
b
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A) with an income elasticity of demand equal to 0. B) with a price elasticity of demand equal to 0. C) with a price elasticity of demand equal to infinity. D) for which there are no substitutes.
Keynesians view changes in velocity as the result of changes in
a. income. b. expectations. c. interest rates. d. inflation. e. all of the above.