A huge national debt is an indication that the gold reserves of a nation has

Chuks612

9 years ago

Wrong. Gold doesn't stagnant. It depreciates.

saaliyah

3 years ago

Gold does not depreciate, the demand dies down and the value decreases as a result

kinsmart

2 months ago

A. Appreciated - Incorrect (gold value might increase, but reserves would decrease) B. Decreased - Correct (most likely outcome as reserves are used to manage debt) C. Depreciated - Incorrect (refers to value, not quantity) D. Stagnated - Incorrect (unlikely during significant debt situations)

Conclusion: The correct answer is B. decreased. A huge national debt typically indicates that a nation has needed to use its gold reserves to manage the debt, leading to a reduction in those reserves.

Vansilva

6 years ago

Gold is less attractive. Sens*x increases and the gold prices stagnate or decrease, leading to a higher Sens*x to Gold ratio. When investors start losing optimism or if they feel that stocks are overvalued, they start moving their money out of the stock market
After my research

mmesomanduka

6 years ago

The chosen answeranswer is wrong
The answer should be depreciated not stagnated

midasclub

9 years ago

myschool d answer is c oooo