Monetary policy during the Global Financial Crisis was unusual because
A) the international transmission mechanism failed.
B) the Bank of Canada raised interest rates.
C) lower interest rates caused the Canadian dollar to appreciate.
D) lower interest rates did not stimulate aggregate demand.
E) banks used excess reserves to increase lending.
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