Economy, asked by pankhurilabh51, 9 days ago

The exchange rate is________.
a.The price of one currency relative to gold
b.The value of a currency relative to inflation
c.The change in the value of money over time
d.The price of one currency relative to another.​

Answers

Answered by rekhanegi384
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I think so opt D is correct

Answered by jenisha145
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The exchange rate is the price of one currency relative to other.

Explanation:

  • Exchange rate is the rate used to compare currencies of different countries from the world.
  • It is the value of one country's currency in comparision to some other contry's currency value.
  • Each nation's currency value has its own acronym derived from its currency name
  • Like for example the national currency of India is rupees and the acronym for the same is Rs.
  • The rate of one nation will be used and will be compared to some other nation's cuurency in its term.
  • One such example is how much will be 65 dollars in Indian currency at today's exchange rate.
  • The exchange rate keeps on changing and fluctuates every single day.

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