The Case Against Fixed Exchange Rates Is

question 34

Multiple Choice

The case against fixed exchange rates is:

• A)the alleged smaller degree of uncertainty introduced into international trade and finance
• B)being more likely to lead to stabilizing speculation
• C)the greater price discipline than under flexible rates
• D)requires the use of policies to figure out how to deal with pressures on the foreign exchange rate

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