What is the difference between a clean float and a dirty float?
A) Most countries adopt a clean float policy while the dirty float policy is rare in practice
B) A clean float involves upper management policy interventions
C) A dirty float uses selective government interventions to determine exchange rates
D) A dirty float relies solely on the market to determine exchange rate
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