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managed float regime  

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  • The current worldwide financial environment is called a managed (or dirty) float regime. With national and regional economies increasingly intertwined, currencies are almost universally managed by central authorities: While exchange rates fluctuate daily, central banks or other institutions buy and sell currencies in order to influence their value. [Source: Encyclopedia of Business in Today's World; Managed Float Regime]

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