International capital-flow shocks tend to be less disruptive with floating exchange rates than with fixed exchange-rates.

According to Say's law,

A) desired expenditures cannot be compared with actual expenditures. B) desired expenditures are always less than actual expenditures. C) desired expenditures are always equal to actual expenditures. D) desired expenditures are always more than actual expenditures.

What did the Lever Food Control Act of 1917 give the U.S. federal government the power to do?

(a) Take over factories during periods of war (b) Inspect meat-packing plants and control the quality of work completed (c) Buy, sell and distribute food during times of peace (d) Seize Congressional control over food-related production