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The cost of complying with government regulations.

The cost of borrowing from private lenders.

The cost of accessing government subsidies

The cost of procuring intermediate goods.

The opportunity to participate in building international alliances.

The opportunity to comply with national standards

The benefits of protectionist measures

The opportunity to lobby the government for less regulation

By opening up new markets, the opportunity to increase sales

The opportunity to relocate production in countries where the labor cost is lower

Progressive

Regressive

Retentive

Proportional

an option

a managed floating system

a future

a forward exchange contract

There are few barriers to entry into the industry.

Many firms in the industry have unused production capacity.

Most firms in the industry have high stock levels of finished goods.

Newly employed workers in the industry require high levels of initial training.

Requiring managers to uphold detailed disclosure and reporting practices

Introducing bonuses related to the profit performance of the business.

Implementing a 'top-down' decision-making process.

Implementing a share distribution scheme.

Requiring managers to take into account the interests of external stakeholders.

Lowering interest rates in order to boost the economy during a recession.

Introducing a tax on financial transactions in order to reduce the volume of speculative transactions

Increasing investment in education in order to improve the long term competitiveness of the economy

Reducing government expenditure in order to rem in a budget deficit

Governments sought to reduce aggregate demand to avoid a boom

Households and firms were unwilling to borrow

Banks had lost reserves and could not support high lending

Households had stop saving due to loss of confidence in commercial banks

Inflation decreases the international competitiveness of the business sector.

Inflation distorts the price system and the process of resource allocation.

Inflation shifts wealth from debtors to creditors in an arbitrary fashion.

Inflation makes business forecasting and planning more difficult.

Revaluation of the domestic currency

Deflationary policy to prevent rising inflationary pressure

Reduce aggregate demand by raising interest rates, taxation, and reducing public expenditure.

Raise aggregate demand by lowering interest rates, reducing taxation and raising public expenditure