Question

The government of an Asian country allows its currency to nominally float freely against other currencies, but the government has the right to intervene, buying and selling currency, if it believes that the currency has deviated too far from its fair value. What this country is doing is called a ________ float.A. fixedB. peggedC. capitalD. clean dirty

Answer 1

Answer: Dirty float system.

Step-by-step explanation:

The dirty float system is also knowns as "managed float".

It is a floating exchange rate in which the central bank of a particular country steps in occasionally to alter the pace at which the country's currency change value. In this system, the central bank acts to prevent external economics shock and guide against its disruptive effect on the domestic economy.