Governments intervene in the foreign exchange markets for all of the following EXCEPT to
A)earn foreign exchange
B)reduce economic uncertainty
C)improve the nation's export competitiveness
D)reduce inflation

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Governments intervene in the foreign exchange markets primarily to stabilize their currency, manage economic uncertainty, improve export competitiveness, and control inflation. Earning foreign exchange is not a direct goal of such interventions; it's more of a byproduct of other economic activities.

Governments Intervene in the Foreign Exchange Markets for All of the Following