How Does a Country That Introduces a Currency Board Make

question 74

Multiple Choice

How does a country that introduces a currency board make its commitment to converting its domestic currency on demand into another currency at a fixed exchange rate credible?

• A)By taking opposing positions in the forward foreign exchange market to maintain a zero exposure stance at all points in time
• B)By allowing its exchange rate to fluctuate against other currencies within a target zone
• C)By holding foreign currency reserves equal at the fixed exchange rate to at least 100 percent of the domestic currency issued
• D)By having no separate legal tender of its own

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