Proponents of the fixed exchange rate system argue that a)flexible exchange rates may promote international trade, but under a fixed exchange rate system at least we know what the rates will be from day to day. b)under a flexible exchange rate system, there is too great a chance that the exchange rate will diverge from the equilibrium exchange rate. c)under a flexible exchange rate system, there is no way of knowing what the exchange rate is at any particular point in time. d)under a fixed exchange rate system, there would be only one currency. e)none of the above

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