The most direct determinant of the exchange rate of a currency to other currencies is（）
The most direct determinant of the exchange rate of a currency to other currencies is（）
A.the supply and demand of the currency in the foreign exchange market
B.price level in the issuing country of that currency
C.people’s expectation of the trend of the currency
D.the size of the country’s trade balance
正确答案：the supply and demand of the currency in the foreign exchange market
Tag：货币金融经济学 中国大学MOOC货币金融经济学
时间：2021-12-13 15:22:55
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