Multiple Choice
Critics of fixed exchange rates argue that fixed rates:
A) reduce uncertainty in international trade.
B) result in currency shortages just as wage and price controls lead to shortages in markets for goods and services.
C) make nations less constrained in carrying out in internal macroeconomic policies.
D) lead to constant, day-to-day changes in the exchange values of currencies.
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