The figure below shows an IS-LM-FE model for country with a fixed exchange rate. Initially the country is at Point E, a triple intersection. Interest rate E Yo LM₂ FE FE₁ IS₁ ISO Domestic product Then, a shock hits the country and causes the shifts in the FE and IS curves. To defend the fixed exchange rate, the country's central bank must A) Sell national government bonds to shrink the country's money supply B) Buy foreign currency in the foreign exchange market C)Switch to perfect capital mobility D)Sell foreign currency in the foreign exchange market

The figure below shows an IS-LM-FE model for country with a fixed exchange rate. Initially the country is at Point E, a triple intersection. Interest rate E Yo LM₂ FE FE₁ IS₁ ISO Domestic product Then, a shock hits the country and causes the shifts in the FE and IS curves. To defend the fixed exchange rate, the country's central bank must A) Sell national government bonds to shrink the country's money supply B) Buy foreign currency in the foreign exchange market C)Switch to perfect capital mobility D)Sell foreign currency in the foreign exchange market

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