The fall in value of the British pound relative to the Japanese yen is a(n) (C1)
1. The fall in value of the British pound relative to the Japanese yen is a(n) (C1)
a. depreciation of the pound.
b. appreciation of the pound.
c. weakening of the yen.
d. floating of the yen.
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