Understanding Currency Devaluation

What was the primary reason for India to devalue its currency in 1966?

• To stabilize the economy after wars and drought

• To attract foreign investment

• To reduce inflation

• To increase the value of exports

In the hypothetical scenario, what was the initial exchange rate set by Johnville for their currency, Daluro?

• 1 Daluro = 1 brick

• 1 Daluro = 1 Rambi

• 1 Daluro = 10 bags of rice

• 1 Daluro = 1 Rapi

Why did Kumarville have less need for Daluro after the drought ended?

• They developed a new currency

• They found a new trading partner

• They started producing more rice

• They no longer needed bricks

What led to the devaluation of Johnville's currency, Daluro?

• A natural disaster in Johnville

• Increased production of bricks in Huville

• Decreased demand for bricks and rice from Johnville

• Introduction of a new currency by Kumarville

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