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?) The Federal Reserve supplies reserves to the banking system in two ways: 1) Lending through the Federal Reserve discount window; 2) Selling government securities (open market operations).

?) The Federal Reserve supplies reserves to the banking system in two ways: 1) Borrowing through the Federal Reserve discount window; 2) Buying government securities (open market operations).

?) The Federal Reserve supplies reserves to the banking system in two ways: 1) Lending through the Federal Reserve discount window; 2) Buying government securities (open market operations).

?) The Federal Reserve supplies reserves to the banking system in two ways: 1) Borrowing through the Federal Reserve discount window; 2) Selling government securities (open market operations).

?) The government exerts considerable leverage on certain sectors of the economy as a seller of goods notably in the aircraft and aerospace industries.

?) The government exerts considerable leverage on certain sectors of the economy as a purchaser of goods notably in the aircraft and aerospace industries.

?) The government exerts considerable leverage on certain sectors of the economy as a manufacturer of goods notably in the aircraft and aerospace industries.

?) The government exerts considerable leverage on certain sectors of the economy as a merchendiser of goods notably in the aircraft and aerospace industries.

?) It endeavours to support farm incomes through payments to farmers, controls on input, lower taxes, and the provision of distribution and marketing facilities.

?) It endeavours to support farm incomes through payments to farmers, controls on output, price supports, and the provision of storage and marketing facilities.

?) It endeavours to support farm incomes through payments to farmers, controls on input, and the provision of storage and marketing facilities.

?) It endeavours to support farm incomes through payments to farmers, controls on output, price supports, and the provision of distribution and marketing facilities.

?) The United States produces nearly one-fifth of the world’s output of coal, copper, and crude petroleum

?) The United States produces nearly one-eighth of the world’s output of coal, copper, and crude petroleum

?) The United States produces nearly one-third of the world’s output of coal, copper, and crude petroleum

?) The United States produces nearly half of the world’s output of coal, copper, and crude petroleum

?) Farming is a field in which the government strongly influences public economic activity.

?) Farming is a field in which the government slightly influences private economic activity.

?) Farming is a field in which the government strongly influences private economic activity.

?) Farming is a field in which the government slightly influences public economic activity.

?) The tax brackets in the United States are 13%-38,6%

?) The tax brackets in the United States are 15%-39,6%

?) The tax brackets in the United States are 10%-38,6%

?) The tax brackets in the United States are 10%-39,6%

?) The most important capital flow effect of a proactive Fed could be to slow the recovery of the US economy, and that could be negative for M&A and equity inflows into the US.

?) The most important capital flow effect of a proactive Fed could be to hasten the recovery of the US economy, and that could be positive for M&A and equity inflows into the US.

?) The most important capital flow effect of a proactive Fed could be to hasten the recovery of the US economy, and that could be negative for M&A and equity inflows into the US.

?) The most important capital flow effect of a proactive Fed could be to hasten the recovery of the US economy, and that could be positive for M&A and equity outflows from the US.

?) The economy might not have recovered quickly from this initial shock - there was a tax rebate on the way, the Federal Reserve had cut interest rates dramatically starting in January and continued through the summer.

?) The economy might very well have recovered quickly from this initial shock - there was a tax rebate on the way, the Federal Reserve had cut interest rates dramatically starting in January and continued through the summer.

?) The economy might not have recovered at all from this initial shock - there was a tax rebate on the way, the Federal Reserve had cut interest rates dramatically starting in January and continued through the summer.

?) The economy might very well have recovered slowly from this initial shock - there was a tax rebate on the way, the Federal Reserve had cut interest rates dramatically starting in January and continued through the summer.

?) The Federal Reserve Act lays out the goals of monetary policy. It specifies that, in conducting monetary policy, the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Open Market Committee should seek “to promote effectively the goals of low employment, stable prices, and high long-term interest rates.”

?) The Federal Reserve Act lays out the goals of monetary policy. It specifies that, in conducting monetary policy, the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Open Market Committee should seek “to promote effectively the goals of medium employment, stable prices, and low long-term interest rates.”

?) The Federal Reserve Act lays out the goals of monetary policy. It specifies that, in conducting monetary policy, the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Open Market Committee should seek “to promote effectively the goals of maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates.”

?) The Federal Reserve Act lays out the goals of monetary policy. It specifies that, in conducting monetary policy, the Federal Reserve System and the Federal Open Market Committee should seek “to promote effectively the goals of maximum employment, stable prices, and low long-term interest rates.”

?) The prevalent characteristic of a sole proprietorship is that the owner is inseparable from the business, he has complete control over the business, its operations, but is not financially and legally responsible for all debts and legal actions against the business. Another aspect of the "same entity" aspect is that taxes on a sole proprietorship are determined at the corporate income tax rate of the owner.

?) The prevalent characteristic of a sole proprietorship is that the owner is inseparable from the business, he has complete control over the business, its operations, and is financially and legally responsible for all debts and legal actions against the business. Another aspect of the "same entity" aspect is that taxes on a sole proprietorship are determined at the corporate income tax rate of the owner.

?) The prevalent characteristic of a sole proprietorship is that the owner is inseparable from the business, he has complete control over the business, its operations, and is financially and legally responsible for all debts and legal actions against the business. Another aspect of the "same entity" aspect is that taxes on a sole proprietorship are determined at the personal income tax rate of the owner.

?) The prevalent characteristic of a sole proprietorship is that the owner is separable from the business, he has not complete control over the business, its operations, and is not financially and legally responsible for all debts and legal actions against the business. Another aspect of the "same entity" aspect is that taxes on a sole proprietorship are determined at the personal income tax rate of the owner.

?) The demand for reserves has two components: required reserves and excess reserves.

?) The demand for reserves has two components: required reserves and short reserves.

?) The demand for reserves has two components: short reserves and excess reserves.

?) The demand for reserves has two components: required reserves and traded reserves.

?) The IMF was designed to help nations that might suffer from balance of invisibles problems

?) The IMF was designed to help nations that might suffer from balance of current transactions problems

?) The IMF was designed to help nations that might suffer from balance of payments problems

?) The IMF was designed to help nations that might suffer from balance of trade problems

?) The Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs (EB) formulates and carries out U.S. trade policy, integrating U.S. economic interests with our foreign policy goals so that U.S. firms and investors can compete on an equal basis with their counterparts overseas. It implements American economic policy in cooperation with U.S. companies, U.S. Government agencies, and other organizations.

?) The Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs (EB) formulates and carries out U.S. foreign economic policy, integrating U.S. economic interests with our foreign policy goals so that U.S. firms and investors can compete on an equal basis with their counterparts overseas. It implements American economic policy in cooperation with U.S. companies, U.S. Government agencies, and other organizations.

?) The Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs (EB) formulates and carries out U.S. fiscal policy, integrating U.S. economic interests with our foreign policy goals so that U.S. firms and investors can compete on an equal basis with their counterparts overseas. It implements American economic policy in cooperation with U.S. companies, U.S. Government agencies, and other organizations.

?) The Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs (EB) formulates and carries out U.S. monetary policy, integrating U.S. economic interests with our foreign policy goals so that U.S. firms and investors can compete on an equal basis with their counterparts overseas. It implements American economic policy in cooperation with U.S. companies, U.S. Government agencies, and other organizations.

?) The World Bank was designed to facilitate the regulation of money supply to countries requiring financial reforms after the establishement of Bretton-Woods system and to alleviate poverty in less developed countries

?) The World Bank was designed to facilitate the provision of loans to countries requiring financial reforms after the establishement of Bretton-Woods system and to alleviate poverty in less developed countries

?) The World Bank was designed to facilitate the regulation of money supply to countries requiring reconstruction after the war and to alleviate poverty in less developed countries

?) The World Bank was designed to facilitate the provision of loans to countries requiring reconstruction after the war and to alleviate poverty in less developed countries

?) A change in the reserves market will trigger a chain of events that affect other short-term interest rates, foreign exchange rates, long-term interest rates, the amount of money and credit in the economy, and levels of employment, output, and taxes

?) A change in the reserves market will trigger a chain of events that affect other short-term interest rates, money value, long-term interest rates, the amount of money and credit in the economy, and levels of employment, output, and prices

?) A change in the reserves market will trigger a chain of events that affect other short-term interest rates, foreign exchange rates, long-term interest rates, the amount of money and credit in the economy, and levels of employment, output, and prices

?) A change in the reserves market will trigger a chain of events that affect other long-term interest rates, foreign exchange rates, the amount of money and credit in the economy, and levels of employment, output, and prices

?) Despite its relative self-sufficiency, the United States is the most important single factor in world trade by virtue of the sheer size of its agriculture.

?) Despite its relative self-sufficiency, the United States is the most important single factor in world trade by virtue of the sheer size of its industry.

?) Despite its relative self-sufficiency, the United States is the most important single factor in world trade by virtue of the sheer size of its economy.

?) Despite its relative self-sufficiency, the United States is the most important single factor in world trade by virtue of the sheer size of its territory.

?) A business corporation is the most complex form of business organization. Ownership of a corporation takes the form of management of common stocks. In essence, the corporation is not a separate and distinct entity from the people who control, manage, and own it.

?) A business corporation is the most complex form of business organization. Ownership of a corporation takes the form of ownership of common stocks. In essence, the corporation is a separate and distinct entity from the people who control, manage, and own it.

?) A business corporation is the most complex form of business organization. Ownership of a corporation takes the form of ownership of common stocks. In essence, the corporation is not a separate and distinct entity from the people who control, manage, and own it.

?) A business corporation is the most complex form of business organization. Management of a corporation takes the form of ownership of common stocks. In essence, the corporation is a separate and distinct entity from the people who control, manage, and own it.

?) A closely held corporation is one where there are a big number of shareholders who own the corporation's shares, share transfer restrictions are likely, and the owners of the corporation are usually the board members and officers who also work for the corporation.

?) A closely held corporation is one where there are a small number of shareholders who own the corporation's shares, share transfer restrictions are likely, and the owners of the corporation are usually the board members and officers who do not work for the corporation.

?) A closely held corporation is one where there are a big number of shareholders who own the corporation's shares, share transfer restrictions are likely, and the owners of the corporation are not usually the board members and officers who do not work for the corporation.

?) A closely held corporation is one where there are a small number of shareholders who own the corporation's shares, share transfer restrictions are likely, and the owners of the corporation are usually the board members and officers who also work for the corporation.

?) A for profit corporation is a partnership of individuals created by law with powers and liabilities dependent on its stockholders.

?) A for profit corporation is a partnership of individuals created by law with powers and liabilities independent of its stockholders.

?) A for profit corporation is an association of individuals created by law with powers and liabilities independent of its stockholders.

?) A for profit corporation is an association of individuals created by law with powers and liabilities dependent on its stockholders.

?) A general partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on as co-owners a business for profit.

?) A general partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on as comanagers a business for profit.

?) A general partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on as co-managers a business non for profit.

?) A general partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on as co-owners a business non for profit.

?) A limited liability company is an unincorporated partnership having one or more members. Similar to a corporation, owners of a limited liability company are generally liable for the obligations of the business. Like a partnership, income and losses of the company flow through the company to the partners avoiding double taxation.

?) A limited liability company is an unincorporated association having one or more members. Similar to a corporation, owners of a limited liability company are generally not liable for the obligations of the business. Like a partnership, income and losses of the company flow through the company to the partners avoiding double taxation.

?) A limited liability company is an unincorporated association having one or more members. Similar to a partnership, owners of a limited liability company are generally not liable for the obligations of the business. Like a partnership, income and losses of the company flow through the company to the partners avoiding double taxation.

?) A limited liability company is an unincorporated association having one or more members. Similar to a sole proprietorship, owners of a limited liability company are generally not liable for the obligations of the business. Like a partnership, income and losses of the company flow through the company to the partners avoiding double taxation.

?) A limited liability partnership is essentially a form of general partnership with one significant difference. In a general partnership, individual partners are not liable for the partnership's debts and obligations whereas the partners in a limited liability partnership are not statutorily provided full-shield protection from partnership liabilities, debts and obligations.

?) A limited liability partnership is essentially a form of general partnership with one significant difference. In a general partnership, individual partners are liable for the partnership's debts and obligations whereas the partners in a limited liability partnership are statutorily provided full-shield protection from partnership liabilities, debts and taxes.

?) A limited liability partnership is essentially a form of general partnership with one significant difference. In a general partnership, individual partners are liable for the partnership's debts and obligations whereas the partners in a limited liability partnership are statutorily provided full-shield protection from partnership liabilities, debts and obligations.

?) A limited liability partnership is essentially a form of general partnership with one significant difference. In a general partnership, individual partners are liable for the partnership's debts and obligations whereas the partners in a limited liability partnership are statutorily partly protected from partnership liabilities, debts and obligations.

?) A limited partnership is a partnership formed by two or more persons and having one or more general partners.

?) A limited partnership is a partnership formed by two or more persons and having no general partners but one or more limited partners.

?) A limited partnership is a partnership formed by two or more persons and having one or more limited partners.

?) A limited partnership is a partnership formed by two or more persons and having one or more general partners and one or more limited partners.

?) A nonprofit corporation is one in which no part of the income or profit of the corporation is distributed to the corporation's members, directors or officers except where allowed by law. A nonprofit is also forbidden from issuing shares of stock to its members.

?) A nonprofit corporation is one in which all the income or profit of the corporation is distributed to the corporation's members, directors or officers except where not allowed by law. A nonprofit is also forbidden from issuing shares of stock to its members.

?) A nonprofit corporation is one in which no part of the income or profit of the corporation is distributed to the corporation's shareholders except where allowed by law. A nonprofit is also forbidden from issuing shares of stock to its members.

?) A nonprofit corporation is one in which no part of the income or profit of the corporation is distributed to the corporation's members, directors or officers except where allowed by law. But a nonprofit is not forbidden from issuing shares of stock to its members.

?) A partnership is formed when two or more individuals enter into legal agreement to share in some specified manner the rights to recieve profit from a business enterprise.

?) A partnership is formed when two or more individuals enter into legal agreement to share in some specified manner the rights of ownership in a business enterprise.

?) A partnership is formed when two or more individuals enter into legal agreement to share in some specified manner the duties of ownership in a business enterprise.

?) A partnership is formed when two or more individuals enter into legal agreement to share in some specified manner the rights of creating a business enterprise.

?) A professional corporation is a business organization which allows "professionals" to practice in an association of individuals which offers many of the benefits of a limited partnership. A professional corporation must be organized for the sole purpose of rendering professional services and may only be formed by the eligible professionals.

?) A professional corporation is a business organization which allows "professionals" to practice in an association of sole proprietors which offers many of the benefits of a for profit corporation. A professional corporation must be organized for the sole purpose of rendering professional services and may only be formed by the eligible professionals.

?) A professional corporation is a business organization which allows "professionals" to practice in an association of individuals which offers many of the benefits of a nonprofit corporation. A professional corporation must be organized for the sole purpose of rendering professional services and may only be formed by the eligible professionals.

?) A professional corporation is a business organization which allows "professionals" to practice in an association of individuals which offers many of the benefits of a for profit corporation. A professional corporation must be organized for the sole purpose of rendering professional services and may only be formed by the eligible professionals.

?) A tax system is called progressive if the only one tax rate is established for different ammounts of income

?) A tax system is called progressive if those with higher incomes pay a smaller proportion of their income in taxes

?) A tax system is called progressive if those with higher incomes pay a higher proportion of their income in taxes

?) A tax system is called progressive if those with higher incomes pay a higher proportion of their capital spending in taxes

?) A publicly held corporation has shareholders who are not part of the general public, demand for the corporation's shares is much less, there are generally no share transfer restrictions, and shareholders are exclusively board members and officers.

?) A publicly held corporation has shareholders who are part of the general public, demand for the corporation's shares is much broader, there are generally no share transfer restrictions, and shareholders are exclusively board members and officers.

?) A publicly held corporation has shareholders who are part of the general public, demand for the corporation's shares is much broader, there are generally no share transfer restrictions, and shareholders are not exclusively board members and officers.

?) A publicly held corporation has shareholders who are not part of the general public, demand for the corporation's shares is much less, there are generally no share transfer restrictions, and shareholders are not exclusively board members and officers.

?) In the private sector of the economy, the basic unit of production is the corporation.

?) In the private sector of the economy, the basic unit of production is the business firm.

?) In the private sector of the economy, the basic unit of production is the business farm.

?) In the private sector of the economy, the basic unit of production is the individual.

?) General partners in a limited partnership have all the rights, duties and obligations of partners in a general partnership <http://www.sos.state.ia.us/business/genpart.html>. The liability of a limited partner is generally limited to the amount that the limited partner initially contributed to the partnership; the limited partner generally does not participate in the control or management of the partnership; a limited partner may not contribute services to the partnership, only money or property; and, upon dissolution, a limited partner has not priority over a general partner in asset distribution.

?) General partners in a limited partnership have all the rights, duties and obligations of partners in a general partnership <http://www.sos.state.ia.us/business/genpart.html>. The liability of a limited partner is generally limited to the amount that the limited partner benefited from the partnership; the limited partner generally does not participate in the control or management of the partnership; a limited partner may not contribute services to the partnership, only money or property; and, upon dissolution, a limited partner has priority over a general partner in asset distribution.

?) General partners in a limited partnership have all the rights, duties and obligations of partners in a general partnership <http://www.sos.state.ia.us/business/genpart.html>. The liability of a limited partner is generally limited to the amount that the limited partner initially contributed to the partnership; the limited partner generally participates in the control or management of the partnership; a limited partner may contribute services to the partnership, not only money or property; and, upon dissolution, a limited partner has priority over a general partner in asset distribution.

?) General partners in a limited partnership have all the rights, duties and obligations of partners in a general partnership <http://www.sos.state.ia.us/business/genpart.html>.The liability of a limited partner is generally limited to the amount that the limited partner initially contributed to the partnership; the limited partner generally does not participate in the control or management of the partnership; a limited partner may not contribute services to the partnership, only money or property; and, upon dissolution, a limited partner has priority over a general partner in asset distribution.

?) The Federal Reserve System is the nation's clearing bank.

?) The Federal Reserve System is the nation's Treasury.

?) The Federal Reserve System is the nation's Ministry of Finance.

?) The Federal Reserve System is the nation's central bank.

?) A simplistic view of international capital flows would suggest that this should lead to capital inflow to the US. Money would migrate to high-return venues like the US from lower-return environs, such as emerging markets, the dollar-bloc economies, and possibly even Europe.

?) A simplistic view of international capital flows would suggest that this should lead to capital outflows from the US. Money would migrate from low-return venues like the US to higher-return environs, such as emerging markets, the dollar-bloc economies, and possibly even Europe

?) A simplistic view of international capital flows would suggest that this should lead to capital outflows from the US. Money would migrate from high-return venues like the US to lower-return environs, such as emerging markets, the dollar-bloc economies, and possibly even Europe.

?) A simplistic view of international capital flows would suggest that this should lead to capital inflow to the US. Money would migrate from high-return venues like the US to lower-return environs, such as emerging markets, the dollar-bloc economies, and possibly even Europe.

?) The most important source of tax revenue is the payroll tax

?) The most important source of tax revenue is the excise tax

?) The most important source of tax revenue is the corporate income tax

?) The most important source of tax revenue is the personal income tax

?) A principal effort of the government traditionally has been the fostering of competition through enforcement of antidumping laws. These are designed to combat collusion among companies with respect to prices, output levels, or market shares and, where feasible, to prevent mergers that significantly reduce competition.

?) A principal effort of the government traditionally has been the fostering of competition through enforcement of antidumping laws. These are designed to combat collusion among companies with respect to prices, output levels, or market shares and, where feasible, to prevent mergers that significantly increase competition.

?) A principal effort of the government traditionally has been the fostering of competition through enforcement of antitrust laws. These are designed to combat collusion among companies with respect to prices, output levels, or market shares and, where feasible, to prevent mergers that significantly increase competition.

?) A principal effort of the government traditionally has been the fostering of competition through enforcement of antitrust laws. These are designed to combat collusion among companies with respect to prices, output levels, or market shares and, where feasible, to prevent mergers that significantly reduce competition.

?) The U-S. government plays a big direct part in economic activity, acting largely through such agencies as the U.S. Postal Service, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the Tennessee Valley Authority. Enterprises that are often in public hands in other countries, such as airlines and telephone systems, are run privately in the United States.

?) The U-S. government plays only a small direct part in economic activity, being largely restricted to such agencies as the U.S. Postal Service, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the Tennessee Valley Authority. Enterprises that are often in private hands in other countries, such as airlines and telephone systems, are run publicly in the United States.

?) The U-S. government plays a big direct part in economic activity, acting largely through such agencies as the U.S. Postal Service, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the Tennessee Valley Authority. Enterprises that are often in private hands in other countries, such as airlines and telephone systems, are run publicly in the United States.

?) The U-S. government plays only a small direct part in economic activity, being largely restricted to such agencies as the U.S. Postal Service, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the Tennessee Valley Authority. Enterprises that are often in public hands in other countries, such as airlines and telephone systems, are run privately in the United States.

?) Sole proprietorships are individually owned corporations and farms. The sole proprietorship can be organized very informally, is not subject to any federal or state regulation, and is relatively simple to manage and control.

?) Sole proprietorships are individually owned businesses and farms. The sole proprietorship can be organized very informally, is not subject to much federal or state regulation, and is relatively simple to manage and control.

?) Sole proprietorships are individually owned businesses and farms. The sole proprietorship can be organized very informally, is not subject to any federal or state regulation, and is relatively simple to manage and control.

?) Sole proprietorships are collectively owned businesses and farms. The sole proprietorship can be organized very informally, is not subject to much federal or state regulation, and is relatively simple to manage and control.

?) Decisions about trade policy must be made by the US Senate, and not by the US President. Some powers are delegated to the US Trade Representative’s Office.

?) Decisions about trade policy must be made by the US Senate and House of Representatives, and not by the US President. Some powers are delegated to the US Trade Representative’s Office.

?) Decisions about trade policy must be made by the House of Representatives, and not by the US President. Some powers are delegated to the US Trade Representative’s Office.

?) Decisions about trade policy must be made by the US President, and not by the US Senate and House of Representatives. Some powers are delegated to the US Trade Representative’s Office.

?) With the recent surge in M&A flows from Europe, the US has grown more dependent on European investment for financing its current account deficit relative to other regions.

?) With the recent surge in M&A flows from Europe, the US has grown more dependent on European manufacturing for financing its current account deficit relative to other regions.

?) With the recent surge in M&A outflows to Europe, the US has grown more dependent on European investment for financing its current account deficit relative to other regions.

?) With the recent surge in M&A flows from Europe, the US has grown more dependent on European investment for financing its current account deficit relative to its own investments.

?) To determine the legal structure i.e. sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, etc can be complex because US law incorporates aspects of statutory law, case law procedural rules, and common law concepts. On top of all the legal aspects, there are also many practical considerations to examine.

?) To determine the legal structure i.e. sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, etc can be complex because international law incorporates aspects of statutory law, case law procedural rules, and common law concepts. On top of all the legal aspects, there are also many practical considerations to examine.

?) To determine the legal structure i.e. sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, etc can be complex because trade law incorporates aspects of statutory law, case law procedural rules, and common law concepts. On top of all the legal aspects, there are also many practical considerations to examine.

?) To determine the legal structure i.e. sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, etc can be complex because business law incorporates aspects of statutory law, case law procedural rules, and common law concepts. On top of all the legal aspects, there are also many practical considerations to examine.

?) 2001 has been an interesting year for the economy because of the beginning of the first recession in a decade.

?) 2001 has been an interesting year for the economy because of the beginning of the first recovery in a decade.

?) 2001 has been an interesting year for the economy because of the end of the first recovery in a decade.

?) 2001 has been an interesting year for the economy because of the end of the first recession in a decade.

?) in articles of incorporation

?) in an annual report

?) in a written agreement

?) in a memoramdum of association

?) in this state for the half of tax year

?) in the city for the entire tax year

?) in this state for the entire tax year

?) in this city for the half of tax year

?) the owner's income tax return

?) the owner's memoramdum of association

?) the owner's articles of incorporation

?) the owner's annual report

?) inhibit monetary policy

?) inhibit pricing leverage

?) inhibit fiscal policy

?) inhibit tax reforms

?) among themselves, usually overnight

?) to the government, usually overnight

?) to the firms, usually overnight

?) abroad, usually overnight

?) irrelevant factor in the economies of Canada and many Latin American countries and is also important in Europe and in Asia

?) poor factor in the economies of Canada and many Latin American countries and is also important in Europe and in Asia

?) dominant factor in the economies of Canada and many Latin American countries but is unimportant in Europe and in Asia

?) dominant factor in the economies of Canada and many Latin American countries and is also important in Europe and in Asia

?) by taking a credit

?) by issuing shares

?) by taking a bank loan

?) without incurring long-term debt

?) our nation's manufacturing

?) our nation's resources

?) our nation's performance

?) our nation's labour

?) did achieve its goal of advancing trade liberalization

?) did achieve its goal of slowing trade liberalization

?) did not achieve its goal of advancing trade liberalization

?) did not achieve its goal of slowing trade liberalization

?) a limited liability company is formed

?) a general partnership is formed

?) a professional corporation is formed

?) a sole proprietorship is formed