capital and ultimately damage the economy (A)/ and trigger an outflow of (B)/ would adversely affect investor sentiment (C)/ any significant deviation from deficit targets (D)/

capital and ultimately damage the economy (A)/ and trigger an outflow

1.	capital and ultimately damage the economy (A)/ and trigger an outflow of (B)/ would adversely affect investor sentiment (C)/ any significant deviation from deficit targets (D)/
A.	DBAC
B.	DCBA
C.	CBAD
D.	BCAD
E.	No rearrangement required
Answer» C. CBAD

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