The fixed exchange rate regime established at a meeting in New Hampshire in 1944 has been known as the

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The fixed exchange rate regime established at a meeting in New Hampshire in 1944 is known as the Bretton Woods system.

Answer A, C, and D are incorrect as they do not refer to the specific exchange rate system established at the Bretton Woods meeting. The General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) was a separate international trade agreement signed in 1947, the International Settlement Fund is not a commonly used term in finance or economics, and the Balance of Payments Compliance Accord was a 1985 agreement between the United States and Japan related to trade imbalances.

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