The trilemma refers to all the following, EXCEPT:
A) a fixed exchange rate.
B) international capital mobility.
C) monetary policy autonomy.
D) price controls.

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The trilemma, also known as the impossible trinity, is a concept in international economics that states a country cannot have all three of the following at the same time: a fixed exchange rate, free international capital flows, and monetary policy independence. Price controls are not related to the trilemma.

The Trilemma Refers to All the Following, EXCEPT