International trade requires the exchange of currencies between nations so that goods and services can be accurately priced and purchased across borders. For trade to occur, countries must agree on relative values for their currencies to facilitate transactions and prevent one currency from gaining an unfair advantage over others. An international trade system with freely floating currency exchange rates allows market forces to determine the prices of currencies and promotes balanced trade between nations.
International trade requires the exchange of currencies between nations so that goods and services can be accurately priced and purchased across borders. For trade to occur, countries must agree on relative values for their currencies to facilitate transactions and prevent one currency from gaining an unfair advantage over others. An international trade system with freely floating currency exchange rates allows market forces to determine the prices of currencies and promotes balanced trade between nations.
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International trade requires the exchange of currencies between nations so that goods and services can be accurately priced and purchased across borders. For trade to occur, countries must agree on relative values for their currencies to facilitate transactions and prevent one currency from gaining an unfair advantage over others. An international trade system with freely floating currency exchange rates allows market forces to determine the prices of currencies and promotes balanced trade between nations.
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