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Why is it important to have a system for exchanging currencies between nations? A: to encourage trade B: to encourage new business C: to protect small businesses D: to stop the rising cost of products
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Why is it important to have a system for exchanging currencies between nations?

A: to encourage trade


B: to encourage new business

C: to protect small businesses


D: to stop the rising cost of products

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A: to encourage trade
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i Think it would be A.
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