Which statement about fiscal and monetary policy is FALSE?
2 points
1. A. Both fiscal and mo...
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Which statement about fiscal and monetary policy is FALSE?
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1. A. Both fiscal and monetary policies are often divided into expansionary and contractionary categories.
2. B. Economists debate the impact of specific fiscal and monetary policies on the rate of the country’s economic growth.
3. C. Fiscal policy focuses on manipulating the federal budget to stabilize prices and employment, while monetary policy focuses on manipulating currency exchange rates.
4. D. Monetary policy is under the control of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, while fiscal policy is under the control of the president and Congress.
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