O-LevelEconomicsGovernment and the macroeconomy2281/13 · Oct/Nov 2024 · Q191 Mark

What is an example of monetary policy?

Aan increase in government spending

Ban increase in indirect taxation

Can increase in rules and regulations

Dan increase in the money supply

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D: an increase in the money supply

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Topic: Government and the macroeconomy, O-Level Economics (syllabus 2281). Multiple choice, 1 mark.
Source: O-Level Economics, Oct/Nov 2024 Paper 1 Variant 3, question 19.

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