The increased exchange rate volatility can be directly linked to:
A) Price volatility.
B) The Bank of Canada.
C) International trade.
D) The breakdown of the Bretton Woods agreement.
E) The Toronto Stock Exchange.

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The breakdown of the Bretton Woods agreement in the early 1970s led to the adoption of floating exchange rates, which increased exchange rate volatility.

The Increased Exchange Rate Volatility Can Be Directly Linked To