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Devaluation differs from depreciation because devaluation happens
ADuring wartime only
BUnder a fixed rate
CThrough market forces
DWith gold coins only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Under a fixed rate
Depreciation is market-driven under floating rates, devaluation is an official change under a peg.
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