In comparing growth rates of money growth and inflation across countries, the long-run proposition of the quantity theory of money is supported

In equilibrium, the interest parity condition requires that:

a. all rates of returns will equalize. b. all spot and forward rates will equalize. c. the home interest rate minus its expected rate of currency depreciation (against the foreign country) will equal the foreign interest rate on similar assets. d. all rates of returns and forward rates will equalize.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) compiles information about employment by

A) performing a census of every household in the nation. B) performing a quarterly survey 6,000,000 households. C) performing a monthly survey of 60,000 households. D) determining the average estimate of labor market specialists around the nation. E) contacting each of the 50 states' Departments of Labor.