Which of the following helps to determine a currency's international role as the dominant reserve currency?

A) amount of seigniorage
B) policy goals of national monetary authorities
C) size of the domestic economic activity relative to international trade
D) All of the above


D

Economics

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Economics