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ashley

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Which of the following is NOT a so-called hard currency?
 
  A. The euro
  B. The Russian ruble
  C. The British pound
  D. The U.S. dollar
  E. The Japanese yen

Question 2

When necessary, U.S. monetary authorities usually depreciate the dollar:
 
  A. unilaterally
  B. bilaterally
  C. multilaterally
  D. secretly
  E. They have never depreciated the dollar.



katheyjon

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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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