In an IS-LM Model with Fixed Exchange Rates and Perfect

In an IS-LM model with fixed exchange rates and perfect capital mobility, a cut in government spending shifts the IS-curve to the left

A) without affecting the LM-curve
B) but then back to the right again because of the resulting increase in net exports
C) but then the central bank is forced to restrict the money supply, so the LM-curve also shifts to the left
D) but then the central bank is forced to expand money supply, so the LM-curve shifts to the right
E) but then a capital inflow from abroad results, forcing the government to reverse its policy