The Chinese government chooses to control the value of its currency so that it is consistently worth some fixed amount of U. S. dollars. Which of the following terms would relate to what the Chinese government would be doing?
a. floating exchange rate
b. flexible exchange rate
c. exchange rate freedom
d. pegged exchange rate
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