The Real and Nominal Exchange Rates Differ in the Sense

question 18

Multiple Choice

The real and nominal exchange rates differ in the sense that:

• A) the real exchange rate does not express differences in the purchasing power of a currency.
• B) the nominal exchange rate is adjusted for price differences between countries and the real is not.
• C) the nominal exchange rate does not reflect differences in purchasing power between currencies.
• D) nominal exchange rates are fixed but real rates are flexible.

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Definitions:

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