Overhedging Refers to the Hedging of a Larger Amount in a Currency

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Overhedging refers to the hedging of a larger amount in a currency than the actual transaction amount.

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An American economist known for his contributions to many areas of economic theory; the first American to win the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.

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