Explain how the balance-of-payments disequilibrium is corrected if monetary authorities do not change the domestic component of
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(a) In Problem 5b.
(b) In Problem 5c.
(c) What happens if monetary authorities completely sterilize, or neutralize, the balance of payments disequilibrium with a change in the domestic component of the nation’s monetary base? How long can this go on?
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