Which term is used for a country's holdings of intentionally acceptable means of payment ?
Correct answer: B. Reserves
- A. Holdings
- B. Reserves
- C. Foreign currency
- D. Treasure
Explanation
A country’s internationally acceptable payment assets, such as foreign currencies and monetary gold, are its reserves. Holdings and treasure are too general, while foreign currency is only one component of reserves.
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