35 Which of the following is TRUE about exchange rates?They are more volatile than several underlying factors that move them such as money supplies and fiscal variablesBThey should not be volatile because they will determine the economic climate(c They are generally more volatile than stock pricesThey should be volatile because to correct price signals they adjust quickly in response to economic news, but they are generally less volatile than stock prices(E) They never overreact to economic news

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35 Which of the following is TRUE about exchange rates? A They are more volatile than several underlying factors that move them such as money supplies and fiscal variables They should not be volatile because they will determine the economic climate © They are generally more volatile than stock prices D They should be volatile because to correct price signals they adjust quickly in response to economic news, but they are generally less volatile than stock prices (E) They never overreact to economic news © O O O O

35 Which of the following is TRUE about exchange rates? A They are more volatile than several underlying factors that move them such as money supplies and fiscal variables They should not be volatile because they will determine the economic climate © They are generally more volatile than stock prices D They should be volatile because to correct price signals they adjust quickly in response to economic news, but they are generally less volatile than stock prices (E) They never overreact to economic news © O O O O

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