An Exchange Rate System in Which the Government or Central

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Multiple Choice

An exchange rate system in which the government or central bank has agreed to convert its currency into another at a fixed rate is called a:

• A) floating exchange rate.
• B) fixed exchange rate.
• C) managed float.
• D) forced market rate.

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