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In the monetary small open-economy model with a fixed exchange rate, a devaluation of the domestic currency in the absence of any other shocks
A) increases the domestic money supply and has no effect on the current account surplus.
B) decreases the domestic money supply and has no effect on the current account surplus.
C) decreases the current account surplus and has no effect on the domestic money supply.
D) increases the current account surplus and has no effect on the domestic money supply.

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