The Australian dollar was floated by the Australian Government in 1983. (a) Since it was floated, what is the highest value obtained by the Australian dollar against the United States dollar and on which day did this occur? Give reasons for this high value. What was the value of the United States dollar against the Australian dollar at that time?

The Australian dollar was floated by the Australian Government in 1983. (a) Since it was floated, what is the highest value obtained by the Australian dollar against the United States dollar and on which day did this occur? Give reasons for this high value. What was the value of the United States dollar against the Australian dollar at that time?

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