Multiple Choice
If the Chinese yuan is pegged below the equilibrium exchange rate as expressed in United States (US) dollars per yuan:
A) the currency is undervalued.
B) the currency is overvalued.
C) there will be a surplus of the yuan.
D) the Chinese central bank must sell dollars to maintain the pegged rate.
Correct Answer:
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