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15. You are the ruler of a country that has exchange rate controls. You find the views of one of the major newspapers irritating. The head of your secret police suggests that a few killings and beatings will solve your problem. Your director of public information suggests that you impose censorship. Your economic advisor, however, tells you that newspapers must import the paper they use. As a result, he knows a way to silence this opposition that will not be noticed by human-rights organizations. What will he suggest?
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