Question
The Impossible Trinity (or Trilemma) in international finance states that a country cannot simultaneously have:
Solution
The Trilemma states that only two of the following three are possible: 1) Fixed Exchange Rate, 2) Free Capital Mobility, and 3) Independent Monetary Policy. For example, to maintain a fixed exchange rate with open capital flows, domestic interest rates must align with world rates, sacrificing monetary independence.
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