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A floating exchange rate: I. leaves monetary policy available for domestic stabilization.
II) is less expensive to maintain than a fixed exchange rate.
III) adds uncertainty to international trade.
F-test
A statistical test used to compare two variances to ascertain if they come from the same population.
Randomized Block Experiment
A design of experiment in which subjects are blocked into groups to control for variability, and then randomly assigned to treatments within each block.
Multiple Comparison Methods
Multiple comparison methods are statistical procedures used to evaluate differences among three or more group means while controlling for the probability of making type I errors.
Fisher's LSD Procedure
A statistical method used for comparing means when the null hypothesis has been rejected in an ANOVA test, standing for Least Significant Difference.
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