Economy ABC is adopting the fixed exchange rate. At the same time there are internal (unemployment) and external (trade deficit) disequilibrium in this economy. There are some who states that this situation can be adjusted automatically and this economy does not need to implement any policies.   a) Do you agree with the above statement?   b) Discuss the reasoning for you answer above with aid of appropriate diagram.

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