Multiple Choice
Critics of a floating exchange rate system say that
A) it can generate wide swings in currency values that discourage trade and investment
B) central bankers cannot do better than the market in deciding what exchange rates should be
C) it results in persistent surpluses and shortages of currencies
D) exchange rates respond slowly to changing supply and demand conditions
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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