Exchange-Rate Systems And Currency Crises

A. pegged exchange rates
B. freely floating exchange rates
C. managed floating exchange rates
D. crawling exchange rates

A. very high rates of inflation occur domestically
B. foreigners discriminate against domestic products
C. technological advance is superior abroad
D. the domestic currency is undervalued relative to other currencies

A. appreciates against foreign currencies
B. depreciates against foreign currencies
C. be officially revalued by the government
D. be officially devalued by the government

A. dual exchange rates
B. managed floating exchange rates
C. adjustable pegged exchange rates
D. crawling pegged exchange rates

A. pegged of fixed exchange rates
B. adjustable pegged exchange rates
C. managed floating exchange rates
D. free floating exchange rates

A. gold
B. silver
C. a single currency
D. a basket of currencies

A. floating exchange rates
B. pegged exchanged rates
C. managed floating exchange rates
D. dual exchange rates

A. U.S exports tend to rise, and imports tend to fall
B. U.S imports tend to rise, and exports tend to fall
C. U.S foreign exchange reserves tend to rise
D. U.S foreign exchange reserves remain constant

A. dual exchange rate
B. adjustable pegged exchange rates
C. managed floating exchange rates
D. crawling pegged exchange rates

A. freely fluctuating exchange rates
B. adjustable pegged exchange rates
C. managed floating exchange rates
D. pegged or fixed exchange rates