During the 2008-09 financial crisis, the ____________ policy of the European Central Bank was insufficient to boost the economies of most of Southern Europe, partly because of the imposition of __________ policies. high interest; austerity low interest; expansionary fiscal contractionary monetary, expansionary fiscal low interest; austerity contractionary monetary; contractionary fiscal PreviousNext

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