c. Africa.
d. South Asia.
TRUE/FALSE
1. Like the United States Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank does not have a
specific inflation rate target.
2. Member states of the European Union who join the European Monetary Union lose their
ability to conduct their own monetary policy.
3. The Stability and Growth Pact prescribes European Monetary Union members to limit
fiscal deficits to 3 percent of GDP.
4. In the European Monetary System (EMS) of 1978, the members pegged their currencies
to the European Currency Unit (ECU).
5. Under the European Monetary Union, a member country cannot adjust from a negative
external shock by using expansionary monetary policy.
6. Under the European Monetary Union, a member country can fight recession and
unemployment by devaluing its currency.
7. Under the European Monetary Union, a member country attempting to combat recession
and unemployment is limited in its use of expansionary fiscal policy.
8. Like the European Monetary Union, the Communauté Financière Africaine (CFA) franc
zone is based on a flexible exchange rate to other currencies.