According to the trilemma, as a nation moves toward more open, liberalized capital markets, a stable policy configuration requires that policymakers forego either:
A) an independent monetary policy or floating exchange rates.
B) an independent monetary policy or pegged exchange rates.
C) sacrificing monetary policy independence or conducting a managed float.
D) sacrificing monetary policy independence or conducting a dirty float.
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