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3 years ago

Select the statements that are true.

Business

1 answer:

o-na [289]3 years ago

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<h2>The first three options are right</h2>

Explanation:

Exchange rate:

The "price or value of one country's currency" is exchanged for the price of "another country's currency value".
The exchange rate always varies. It gets updated everyday.
Exchange rates are calculated based on the value of "interest rate, trade, inflation, growth rate, employment and geopolitical conditions".

There are two ways in which currency value is determined. A floating value is identified by the open market.
We must travel to another country when we need more exchange rates.

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