Part C Directions: Answer the remaining two questions (HINT: you may want to refer back to the lesson). 9. When a currency appreciates, there are always groups, in each country, who benefit from a stronger currency. What two groups would benefit from the US dollar becoming stronger (appreciating). 10. When a currency depreciates, there are always groups, in each country, who benefit from a weaker currency. What two groups who would benefit from the US dollar becoming weaker (depreciating).

Part C Directions: Answer the remaining two questions (HINT: you may want to refer back to the lesson). 9. When a currency appreciates, there are always groups, in each country, who benefit from a stronger currency. What two groups would benefit from the US dollar becoming stronger (appreciating). 10. When a currency depreciates, there are always groups, in each country, who benefit from a weaker currency. What two groups who would benefit from the US dollar becoming weaker (depreciating).

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

14th Edition

ISBN:9780190931919

Author:NEWNAN

Publisher:NEWNAN

Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

Section: Chapter Questions

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