ign Bused by. O a. Political instability O b. Shifts away from the industrial sector towards the service sector Oc. Political stability Od. Policies in the International Monetary Fund There is evidence that a substantial amount of these financial (A) turn, (D) found their way into/out of the stock market, resulting in (B) the financial wealth of those holding stocks. And this could have fed the increase in investments in residential housing. O a. (A) outflows; (B) lower; (C) higher; (D) raised O b. (A) inflows; (B) lower; (C) lower; (D) decreased O c. (A) inflows; (B) higher, (C) higher; (D) raised O d. (A) outflows; (B) higher; (C) lower; (D) decreased Under a floating exchange rate regime, a is effective in increasing output, the exchange rate, and net exports. O a. O b. O c. Monetary expansion policy O d. Strong government Fiscal expansion policy Import restriction policy. stock prices. (C) stock prices, in

ign Bused by. O a. Political instability O b. Shifts away from the industrial sector towards the service sector Oc. Political stability Od. Policies in the International Monetary Fund There is evidence that a substantial amount of these financial (A) turn, (D) found their way into/out of the stock market, resulting in (B) the financial wealth of those holding stocks. And this could have fed the increase in investments in residential housing. O a. (A) outflows; (B) lower; (C) higher; (D) raised O b. (A) inflows; (B) lower; (C) lower; (D) decreased O c. (A) inflows; (B) higher, (C) higher; (D) raised O d. (A) outflows; (B) higher; (C) lower; (D) decreased Under a floating exchange rate regime, a is effective in increasing output, the exchange rate, and net exports. O a. O b. O c. Monetary expansion policy O d. Strong government Fiscal expansion policy Import restriction policy. stock prices. (C) stock prices, in

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