Small nations with more than one major trading partner tend to peg the value of their currencies to ?
Correct answer: D. a basket of currencies
- A. gold
- B. silver
- C. a single currency
- D. a basket of currencies
Explanation
With several major trading partners, pegging to one currency can create instability against the others. A basket of currencies gives a more representative and stable reference value.
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