A foreign exchange intervention with an offsetting open market operation (e.g. a purchase of US Treasury bonds by the Fed with the Fed's international reserves) by the central bank that leaves the monetary base unchanged is called O. a) an exchange rate neutral intervention. O. b) an unsterilized foreign exchange intervention. O. c) a tax base neutral foreign exchange intervention. O. d) a sterilized foreign exchange intervention.
A foreign exchange intervention with an offsetting open market operation (e.g. a purchase of US Treasury bonds by the Fed with the Fed's international reserves) by the central bank that leaves the monetary base unchanged is called O. a) an exchange rate neutral intervention. O. b) an unsterilized foreign exchange intervention. O. c) a tax base neutral foreign exchange intervention. O. d) a sterilized foreign exchange intervention.
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A foreign exchange intervention with an offsetting open market operation (e.g. a purchase of US Treasury bonds by the Fed with the Fed's international reserves) by the central bank that leaves the monetary base unchanged is called
O. a) an exchange rate neutral intervention.
O. b) an unsterilized foreign exchange intervention.
O. c) a tax base neutral foreign exchange intervention.
O. d) a sterilized foreign exchange intervention.
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