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If the Exchange Rate of Currency a Is Fixed to a Unit

Question 22

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If the exchange rate of currency A is fixed to a unit of currency B, then a potential problem for the central bank in charge of currency A is:

A) running out of currency A.
B) running out of currency B.
C) generating excessive revenue from seigniorage.
D) ineffective fiscal policy.

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