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POS 486 FINAL Questions with Answers (100% Correct
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1) The current account includes

a) direct investment assets.

b) monetary reserves.

c) investment liabilities.

d) exports and imports. Answer: d) exports and imports

Since the 1970s, in regard to the current account, the United States has
generally had

a) a deficit

b) a surplus

c) a balance

d) volatility Answer: a) a deficit

The financial account includes


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a) the capital account.

b) secondary income.

c) portfolio investment.

d) services trade Answer: c) portfolio investment

Orthodox liberals advise governments to deal with balance of

payments deficits with

a) tariffs.

b) monetary policy.

c) currency devaluation.

d) financing. Answer: b) monetary policy

When a state lowers the official value of its currency, it is engaging in

a) depreciation.

b) appreciation.

c) revaluation.



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d) devaluation. Answer: d) devaluation

In the interwar period (between World Wars I and II), the world had

a) a gold standard and floating exchange rates.

b) a gold exchange standard and fixed exchange rates.

c) only floating exchange rates.

d) only a gold standard. Answer: a) a gold standard and floating
exchange rates

The type of monetary regime arranged at the Bretton Woods
conference is best described as:

a) a managed floating regime.

b) a gold exchange standard.

c) a gold standard.

d) a free-floating regime. Answer: a) a managed floating regime

Which country has the second most votes in the IMF?

a) Japan

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