The Rate at Which Two Currencies Can Be Traded for Each

question 122

Multiple Choice

The rate at which two currencies can be traded for each other is called the ________ exchange rate.

• A)flexible
• B)fixed
• C)real
• D)nominal

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Definitions:

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