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[填空题]Exchange Telegraph Company
[多项选择]Exchange Risks
Your company will do business with several companies from several countries. Since several currencies of more than one country will be involved and there may have exchange risks of using foreign currency. You have been asked to submit your suggestions on how to deal with the exchange risks. Discuss, and decide together:
How many ways can be used to deal with the exchange risks of foreign currency
Which way may be the best way for your company to deal with the exchange risks of foreign currency
[多项选择] Exchange Risks
Your company will do business with several companies from several countries. Since several currencies of more than one country will be involved and there may have exchange risks of using foreign currency. You have been asked to submit your suggestions on how to deal with the exchange risks. Discuss, and decide together:
·How many ways can be used to deal with the exchange risks of foreign currency
·Which way may be the best way for your company to deal with the exchange risks of foreign currency
[填空题]The telegraph was invented
[简答题]{{B}} Exchange Risks {{/B}}
Your company will do business with several companies from several countries. Since several currencies of more than one country will be involved and there may have exchange risks of using foreign currency. You have been asked to submit your suggestions on how to deal with the exchange risks. Discuss, and decide together:
·How many ways can be used to deal with the exchange risks of foreign currency
·Which way may be the best way for your company to deal with the exchange risks of foreign currency
[填空题]A—exchange rate B—foreign exchange certificate
C—selling rate D—change
E—credit card F—currency
G—service charge H—traveler’s cheque
I—mail transfer J—Bank of China
K—coin L—remittance
M—cash N—ATM
O—memo
( )手续费 ( )中国银行
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Exchange Rates：A Brief History of Exchange Rates
For centuries，the currencies of the world were backed by gold．That is，a piece of paper currency issued by any world government represented a real amount of gold held in a vault by that government．In the 1930s，the U.S.set the value of the dollar at 8 single，unchanging level：l ounce of gold was worth $35．After World War II，other countries based the value of their currencies on the U.S.dollar．Since everyone knew how much gold a U.S.dollar was worth，then the value of any other currency against the dollar could be based on its value in gold．A currency worth twice as much gold as a U.S.dollar was，therefore，also worth two U.S.dollars．
Unfortunately，the real world of economics outpaced this system．The U.S.dollar suffered from inflation(its value relative to the goods it could purchase decreased)，while other currencies became more valuable and more stable．Finally，in 1971，the U.S.took away
