The Bretton Woods agreements

A. established a system of fixed exchange rates based on the free convertibility of the U.S. dollar into gold.
B. established a system of fixed exchange rates based on the gold standard.
C. permitted countries with a balance of payments deficit to make regular devaluations of their currencies.
D. established GATT to police and manage exchange rates.


Answer: A

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