Asked by damon
Which of the following statements give a valid reason why the currency exchange you plan ahead of time might not be wholly accurate?
I. Currency exchange rates fluctuate, so the actual rates could be different from the planned rates.
II. Many currency exchange services charge a fee, which differs from service to service.
III. Taxes in different countries may cause the amount of money you actually receive to change.
a.
I and II
b.
II and III
c.
III only
d.
I, II, and III
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a. I and II
I is correct because exchange rates change continuously, so planned rates may differ when you actually exchange. II is correct because providers add fees or markups that vary. III is generally not a typical reason — ordinary currency exchanges rarely incur country-specific taxes (except in special cases like taxable investment gains or certain transaction taxes), so it usually doesn't explain discrepancies.
I is correct because exchange rates change continuously, so planned rates may differ when you actually exchange. II is correct because providers add fees or markups that vary. III is generally not a typical reason — ordinary currency exchanges rarely incur country-specific taxes (except in special cases like taxable investment gains or certain transaction taxes), so it usually doesn't explain discrepancies.
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