The impact of random change in the value of one currency with respect to other currencies is called the    a. transaction risk.     b. exchange rate risk.     c. consolidated risk.     d. economic risk. Using currency derivatives to reduce potential transaction, translation, and economic risks of currency movements that could lead to losses for a firm or investor is called   a. speculating.     b. a short position.     c. an organized exchange position.     d. hedging.

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