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When partial convertibility obtains the exchange rate is
a weighted average
a simple average
fully floating
fully administered
Partial Convertibility of Rupee was introduced in March 1992
Under the partial convertibility of Rupee, dispensation of 40% of the Foreign exchange had to be surrendered to the Reserve Bank of India at the official rate and balance 60% of the foreign exchange had to dispose off by the exporters at the market rate.
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