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Monetary policy refers to O A. identifying international exchange rates that achieve maximum exports. O B. identifying international exchange rates that achieve steady growth, full employment, and stable prices. O C. changing the supply of money and interest rates to achieve positive net exports. O D. adjusting the supply of money and interest rates to achieve steady growth, full employment, and stable prices.When there is price stability, O A. the inflation rate is equal to the growth rate of the core CPI. O B. the inflation rate is equal to the exchange rate. O C. the inflation rate is low enough that it does not significantly affect people's economic decisions. O D. there is no inflation.An inflation-control target is O A. a range of inflation rates set as a target by a central bank as a monetary policy objective. O B. an operational guide. O C. based on a version of CPI that excludes products and services with the most volatile prices. O D. achieved in cooperation with several leading central banks.Since 1991, the Government of Canada and the Bank of Canada agreed O A. to contain the annual rate of inflation between one percent and three percent. O B. to use monetary policy to keep the interest rate equal to the GDP growth rate. O C. to contain the annual rate of inflation between three percent and five percent. O D. to meet a GDP growth target set by the government.When there is price stability, O A. the inflation rate is low enough that it does not significantly affect people's economic decisions. O B. the inflation rate is equal to the exchange rate. O C. there is no inflation. O D. the inflation rate is equal to the growth rate of the core CPI.An inflation-control target is O A. achieved in cooperation with the United States. O B. a range of inflation rates set as a target by a central bank as a monetary policy objective. O C. based on a version of CPI that excludes products and services with the most volatile prices. O D. an operational guide