Which is not an important determining factor in the value of the american dollar on the currency in international markets?

The correct answer is E) the representative value.

The other options of the question were A) a stable government. B) inflation. C) interest rates. D) the balance of import/exports.

What is not an important determining factor in the value of the American dollar on the currency in international markets is the representative value.

The element to consider here is what financial specialists call the intrinsic value that is the term in economics to refer to the perceived value of the currency. So the American dollar has an intrinsic value that is the value that is perceived by the one who is going to buy dollars, by an investor or a trader that is using dollars for their transactions.