Which exchange rate system most accurately describes the current international monetary framework employed by developed nations?

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Completely flexible exchange ratesExchange rates fixed with occasional adjustmentsExchange rates that are primarily market-driven but influenced by interventionStrictly fixed or pegged exchange rates

Explanation

Option A refers to exchange rates determined solely by market forces without intervention. Option B describes a system where exchange rates are fixed but can be adjusted periodically. Option C, the correct answer, involves exchange rates that float but may be managed through government or central bank actions to stabilize the currency. Option D indicates exchange rates that are firmly fixed or pegged to another currency without fluctuation.