If Canada is growing too rapidly, and at the same time is agreeing to work toward reducing its trade surplus, Canada could forsake:
A)its domestic goal and its international commitment simultaneously.
B)its domestic goal but not its international commitment.
C)none of its domestic goals.
D)none of its international commitments.

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Rapid growth can lead to inflation, which might require measures that could reduce a country's trade surplus, such as allowing the currency to appreciate. This means Canada could still work towards reducing its trade surplus (meeting its international commitment) but might have to forsake domestic goals related to managing growth and inflation.

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