QUESTION 27 How is it called when the central bank cannot use monetary policy to stimulate the economy? Monetary policy. Fiscal policy. Liquidity trap. Liquidity preference.

QUESTION 27 How is it called when the central bank cannot use monetary policy to stimulate the economy? Monetary policy. Fiscal policy. Liquidity trap. Liquidity preference.

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