United States--the US is one of the top coal producing countries in the world.
The US produces and uses coal as an energy source and therefore would have a need for regulation. Though coal has taken a hit in the US it still have coal fields being mined and many electric plants still use "clean coal" as its energy source.
For this table, the reference currency is the Euro.
- The reference currency means that the euro is the base unit, the table shows how much is one euro worth in the different currencies. This can be observed on the first row of the second column where it says (euro= 1)
The exchange rate of the euro to the US dollar and most other currencies is determined by supply and demand.
- Most countries have a flexible exchange rate. This means that the government does not have a fixed exchange rate. With a fixed exchange rate the government compromises to give a given amount of money in exchange for one unit of a specific currency. Whenever, there is a flexible exchange rate, the price of another currency is determined by the incoming and outgoing capital.
According to the chart, one euro would buy 1.2149 Swiss francs.
- This can be found in the fourth row and second column of the chart.
- 1 euro = 1.2149 Swiss francs
It would cost 1.28 US dollars to buy one euro.
- 1 euro = 1.28 US dollars
- This can be found in the last row and second column of the chart.
The Magellan’s crew completed their first voyage between when Matin Luther promoted Church reform in 1517 and Cartier claims Canada for France in 1534.
D. Having to be tied to a fixed rate savings account.
