Suppose that the euro is trading at $1.15 per euro in the foreign exchange market. Next, suppose that the exchange rate falls to $0.94 per euro, due to falling interest rates in the eurozone.The following graph shows the supply and demand curves for euros in the foreign exchange market.On the following graph, shift either the supply curve for euros or the demand curve for euros to reflect the influence of “carry trade” (in isolation from other factors that may affect the exchange rate) on the exchange rate for euros. (Hint: Carefully consider which price is measured on the vertical axis and which currency is being measured on the horizontal axis.) PRICE OF EUROS (dollars per euro)1. Individual Problems 11-1Suppose that the euro is trading at $1.15 per euro in the foreign exchange market. Next, suppose that the exchange rate falls to $0.94 per euro, dueto falling interest rates in the eurozone.The following graph shows the supply and demand curves for euros in the foreign exchange market.On the following graph, shift either the supply curve for euros or the demand curve for euros to reflect the influence of "carry trade" (in isolationfrom other factors that may affect the exchange rate) on the exchange rate for euros. (Hint: Carefully consider which price is measured on thevertical axis and which currency is being measured on the horizontal axis.)QUANTITY (euros)SeurosDeurosDeurosSeuros(?)

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Suppose that the euro is trading at $1.15 per euro in the foreign exchange market. Next, suppose that the exchange rate falls to $0.94 per euro, due to falling interest rates in the eurozone.

The following graph shows the supply and demand curves for euros in the foreign exchange market.

On the following graph, shift either the supply curve for euros or the demand curve for euros to reflect the influence of “carry trade” (in isolation from other factors that may affect the exchange rate) on the exchange rate for euros. (Hint: Carefully consider which price is measured on the vertical axis and which currency is being measured on the horizontal axis.)