14. Kazakhstan trades with Russia. If costs of production rise in Russia, the demand for the Kazakhstani tenge will and the tenge will a. rise; depreciate b. fall; depreciate c. rise; appreciate d. fall; appreciate

14. Kazakhstan trades with Russia. If costs of production rise in Russia, the demand for the Kazakhstani tenge will and the tenge will a. rise; depreciate b. fall; depreciate c. rise; appreciate d. fall; appreciate

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14. Kazakhstan trades with Russia. If costs of production rise in Russia, the demand for the Kazakhstani
tenge will and the tenge will
a. rise; depreciate
b. fall; depreciate
c. rise; appreciate
d. fall; appreciate

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