3.In 2000, Iceland's government began a broad policy of _____ that would have disastrous consequences;first for the _____, and then for the _____. They started by allowing multinational corporations likeAlcoa to build giant aluminum-smelting plants, and exploit Iceland's natural geothermal andhydroelectric energy sources.

Select one:

A.deregulation, politics, economy

B.regeneration, environment, economy

C.regeneration, environment, politics

D.deregulation, environment, economy

4.In a five-year period, the local tiny banks, which had never operated outside of Iceland, borrowed _____billion dollars, ten times the size of Iceland's economy. The bankers showered money on themselves,each other, and their friends.

Select one:

A.140

B.130

C.120

D.110