Why Did Governments Have Greater Control Over Currency Prices in the Past

question 15

Multiple Choice

Why did governments have greater control over currency prices in the past?

• A)Because governments were stronger and more centralized
• B)Because governments controlled more currency than private actors
• C)Because the cost of exchanging currency was higher in the past
• D)Because governments had a monopolistic control over currency markets

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