The use of foreign exchange reserves to keep exchange rates constant over time is called

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The use of foreign exchange reserves to keep exchange rates constant over time is called

The use of foreign exchange reserves to keep exchange rates constant over time is called
A) a fixed exchange rate system.
B) the Bretton Woods system.
C) barter exchange system.
D) a floating exchange rate system.

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