The Mundell-Fleming framework studies (A) _____ , (B) _________ economies in a world with (C) _____ financial markets and (D) _____ capital mobility
The Mundell-Fleming model is based on a very restrictive assumption. It considers a small open economy with perfect capital mobility and integrated financial markets. The model explains the causes of short-run fluctuations in aggregate income in an open economy.
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