What do capital controls prevent? O A. Large-scale exports of extremely low-priced agricultural goods
B. Trading contracts for the future production of monetary
commodities
C. Hasty movements of money into and out of a country's economic
system
D. Buying and selling foreign currencies with borrowed money

C.

Explanation:

Capital Control can be defined as any measures taken by government authorities or central bank to control the flow of domestic economy in foreign exchange. This control is established to ensure the controlled way of financial flow in and out of the capital markets. Capital Control are regulated mostly on taxes, tarrifs, and volume restrictions. The advocates of 'capital control' believe that such controls are beneficial for the domestic economy and its security.

The restrictions imposed by the capital control is on the hasty movements of money that's brought in or out of the country's economic system. So, from the given options the correct one is option C.

answer is a

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c

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