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Economic impacts to this country in terms of inflation:
1. Increase in black markets over the countries which also lead to increase in corruption
2. Foreign players opting out of the country due to high inflation
3. Shutdown of many organizations
4. Loss of jobs for many due to organizations being shut down and increase in unemployment

A fixed exchange rate policy is one where the government fixes the exchange rate whereas in a floating policy the exchange rate is fixed by market forces of demand and supply. A floating policy is also known as self-correcting policy as the differences in demand and supply will automatically be corrected by the market.
In case of Nigeria, the floating policy will be better because the demand of the currency is low. The floating policy will therefore decrease the value of the currency and in turn bring in more foreign investment, growth of industrial sector, increase the jobs in the country. It will also help to restrict the black markets developed in the country.