An Abrupt Depreciation of a Currency Whose Value Was Fixed

question 77

Multiple Choice

An abrupt depreciation of a currency whose value was fixed or managed by the government is referred to as

• A)Devaluation.
• B)Revaluation.
• C)Appreciation.
• D)Depreciation.

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Definitions:

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