A 'de jure' exchange rate regime is:
A) a classification of the exchange rate regime based on the observed behavior of the exchange rate and its governing authorities
B) a classification of the exchange rate regime based on the announcements made by the IMF
C) an unofficial exchange rate regime
D) a French exchange rate regime
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