If a nation merges its currency with another nation to create a single currency, what must it give up? Question 43 options: 1) the ability to purchase currency in foreign exchange markets 2) the ability to determine its own nationally-oriented monetary policy 3) the ability to fight recessions and control inflations 4) the ability to sell currency in foreign exchange markets
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