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Quantification of costs and benefits means
Select one:
a. Measuring costs and benefits in qualitative terms.
b. Measuring costs and benefits in foreign reserves.
c. Measuring costs and benefits in absolute terms.
d. Measuring costs and benefits in gold.
e. Measuring costs and benefits only in dollars.
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