The export component of GDP is avariable; core PPI is avariable.Select one:O A. stock; stockO B. flow; stockO C. flow; flowO D. stock; flowSuppose Izzy the Investor deposits $2 million of currency into her checking account. Izzy's action,everything else held constant, will cause bank reserves toand the monetary base toSelect one:O A. remain unchanged; decreaseO B. decrease; remain unchangedO C. decrease; increaseO D. increase; decreaseO E. decrease; decreaseO F. increase; remain unchangedO G. remain unchanged; increaseO H. increase; increase

Both GDP and core PPI are flow variable. Therefore answer is (C).

The export component of GDP is a variable; core PPI is a variable. Select one: OA. stock; stock O B. flow; stock OC. flow; flow O D. stock; flow Suppose Izzy the Investor deposits $2 million of currency into her checking account. Izzy's action, and the monetary base to everything else held constant, will cause bank reserves to Select one: O A. remain unchanged; decrease O B. decrease; remain unchanged O C. decrease; increase O D. increase; decrease O E. decrease; decrease

The export component of GDP is a variable; core PPI is a variable. Select one: OA. stock; stock O B. flow; stock OC. flow; flow O D. stock; flow Suppose Izzy the Investor deposits $2 million of currency into her checking account. Izzy's action, and the monetary base to everything else held constant, will cause bank reserves to Select one: O A. remain unchanged; decrease O B. decrease; remain unchanged O C. decrease; increase O D. increase; decrease O E. decrease; decrease

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