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Fixed and Floating Exchange Rates


Exchange rate ($/€)Quantity of            euros (€) demandedQuantity of           euros (€) supplied
1.30​310​440​
1.00​330​330​
0.85​440​310​
Quantities represent millions of euros traded per day.
Refer to the data in the table. The equilibrium exchange rate is $1.00/euro. Suppose the European Central Bank pegs its currency at $0.85/euro. At the pegged exchange rate, there is a  ________.
◦ shortage of euros equal to 130 million
◦ surplus of euros equal to 20 million
◦ surplus of euros equal to 440 million
◦ shortage of euros equal to 310 million


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