Most Economists Trace the Breakup of the Fixed Exchange Rate

Multiple Choice

Most economists trace the breakup of the fixed exchange rate system to the:

A) U.S.macroeconomic policy package of 1965-1968.
B) Formation of the European Community in the late 1950s.
C) Marshall Plan,under which the United States lent money heavily to European nations.
D) Failure of the International Monetary Fund to impose monetary discipline.