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Compare and contrast a pegged exchange system and a dirty float system of exchange rates.
Government Intervention
Actions taken by the government to influence or directly control economic or market conditions.
External Costs
Costs incurred by third parties who are not involved in a transaction, often leading to market failure if not properly accounted for.
Perfect Information
A market condition where all participants have complete and identical information about the product, including its price and quality.
Minimum Imposed Price
An external intervention (usually by the government) to set a price floor, preventing the market price from falling below a certain level.
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