The two main factors affecting the exchange rate of a particular currency are the:
A) ratio of the country's imports to its exports and the economics of the country.
B) ratio of the country's imports to its exports and the stability of the country.
C) rate of return available in the country's capital markets and the ratio of the country's imports to its exports .
D) rate of return available in the country's capital markets and the stability of the country.
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