If two countries choose to fix the exchange rates among their currencies, then

A. the country with a current account surplus can decrease its money supply to delay the need for intervention.
B. there usually is more pressure on the government whose country has an overall payments surplus than on the government whose country has an overall payments deficit.
C. the country with a lower rate of inflation will eventually have large current account surpluses.
D. both countries will have an inflation rate of zero.


Answer: C

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