Within the context of the Mundell-Fleming Model under a fixed exchange rate system, describe how the economy would respond to expansionary fiscal policy a.The IS* curve would shift outward to the right putting upward pressure on the exchange rate. The monetary authority would intervene by engaging in expansionary monetary policy like increasing government sending in order to increase national income b.The IS* curve would shift outward to the right putting upward pressure on the exchange rate. The monetary authority would intervene by engaging expansionary monetary policy like open market operation to increase national income. c.There will be no intervention since the exchange rate is already fixed and cannot be changed. d.The IS* curve would shift outward to the right putting upward pressure on the exchange rate. The monetary authority would intervene by selling domestic currency in the foreign exchange market.

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