If a country has an undervaluation problem, the best solution is to
A. sell more of its currency in the foreign exchange market.
B. buy less of its currency in the foreign exchange market.
C. increase the money supply.
D. lower the official rate.
Answer: C
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A) active B) determined C) indirect D) direct
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