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1: By adjusting fiscal policy or monetary policy, the government can slow down or speed up the economy's rate of growth.
True
False


2: The two types of fiscal policy are expansionary and contractionary policy.
True
False


3: Seniority is the benefit the government receives from printing money.
True
False


4: Spending and tax rates are examples of fiscal policy.
True
False


5: Most economists think we should return to a gold standard.
True
False


6: Managing the money supply and controlling the use of credit are examples of monetary policy.
True
False


7: The first metal used as a currency was gold.
True
False


8: The Mundell-Fleming Model describes the behavior of currencies during fiscal deficits.
True
False


9: Mundell argued that it would be possible to return to an international gold standard.
True
False


10: Approximately 25% of all above-ground gold is held in reserves by central banks.
True
False

Answer:
I've done quite enough of your homework... get to work on choosing best answers for your questions then maybe someone will be interested in helping you out. If you keep this up in this section you'll likely find yourself banned and then you'll be stuck doing it yourself.
This forum is not a good way to get people to do your homework. In my view, you would have better success in getting help, if you asked specific questions about things that you don't understand.

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