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What is a 'pegged exchange rate' and what are the advantages to a country of having a pegged exchange rate system?
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Social Inequality
The existence of unequal opportunities or rewards for different social positions or statuses within a society.
Fertility
The natural capability to produce offspring, often measured by the rate of births in a population or the ability of individuals or couples to conceive.
Late 1950s
Refers to the period towards the end of the decade of the 1950s, a time characterized by significant cultural, political, and technological changes.
Canada
A country located in the northern part of North America, consisting of ten provinces and three territories, extending from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean.
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