The nominal exchange rate is A. the difference between the interest rate in one country and the interest rate in another country. B. the price of one country's currency in terms of another's.

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Julian Jennings

4 March, 07:33

The nominal exchange rate is A. the difference between the interest rate in one country and the interest rate in another country. B. the price of one country's currency in terms of another's.

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Jarrett Frazier · Answer 1

Option (B) is correct.

Explanation:

The nominal exchange rate refers to the rate at which there is a buying and selling of goods and services among the countries. It is the amount of home currency that are needed to purchase a unit of foreign currency.

For example: A resident of India would need 75 Indian rupees to purchase a dollar of United States. Therefore, the nominal exchange rate between the India and the United States is as follows:

1 US dollar = Rs. 75