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What are the economic risks of aggressive Fed open market purchases?
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Why do banks pay higher interest rates for longer-term certificates of deposit?
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In what respects are modern forms of money superior to the colonial use of wampum as money?
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If inflation raises U.S. prices by 3 percent and the U.S. dollar appreciates by 5 percent, by how much does the foreign price of U.S. exports change?
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Between 1980 and 2003, by how much did the dollar appreciate (Figure 20.3)?
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