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The Bretton Woods System


Exchange rate ($/£)Quantity of pounds     (£) demandedQuantity of pounds     (£) supplied
3.30​4.30​6.50​
2.20​5.70​5.70​
1.00​6.50​4.30​

Refer to the data in the table, which represents millions of British pounds traded per day. Under the Bretton Woods system of exchange rates, if the par exchange rate was $1.00 per pound, then  which of the following is true?
◦ There is a surplus of pounds equal to 2.2 million.
◦ The Bank of England would have to buy 2.2 million pounds per day with dollars.
◦ The Bank of England would have to buy 1.4 million pounds per day with dollars.
◦ The Bank of England would have to sell 2.2 million pounds per day for dollars.
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