Notwithstanding I. The country’s external position remains precarious. There is a long list of requests for outstanding foreign currency payments for imports of over $700 million. II. The resurgence of inflation in the economy is severely threatening the security of households. Real incomes have dramatically fallen in the last 12 months. III. Increasing the GDP should be the nation’s prime strategic objective. There will be side effects this same growth might have on the present and future quality of life of its citizens.

• A. Only I
• B. Only III
• C. Only II and III
• D. Only I and II
• E. None of the above