QUESTION 23 In the IS/LM/BP model it is not possible to attain which of the following, simultaneously? Effective monetary policy and a flexible exchange rate A fixed exchange rate and effective fiscal policy A fixed exchange rate, perfect capital mobility and an independent monetary policy

QUESTION 23 In the IS/LM/BP model it is not possible to attain which of the following, simultaneously? Effective monetary policy and a flexible exchange rate A fixed exchange rate and effective fiscal policy A fixed exchange rate, perfect capital mobility and an independent monetary policy

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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