The World Bank is a financial institution that regulates the exchange rate for international currencies.   A. True B. False

What are the two most plausible reasons why countries become international lenders? What two countries fit those plausible reasons ?

After leaving the gold standard system, the exchange rate in terms of gold changed from 100 to 60. Mt textbook expresses it as the reduction in exchange rate. However, I feel that the currency becomes strong given that if I give 60 currencies of a country, I can gain 1 gold instead of 100 currencies. Could you explain what the change from 100 to 6o means?

How can a country fix its exchange rate to another? Is it sustainable for them to maintain it fixed?

Pick a side: fixed or floating exchange rates. Present your reasons for the one you selected.

How do you think a fluctuation in foreign exchange rates affect trade?

what are some factors affecting the quantity of US dollars supplied in the foreign exchange market?

Please explain how an increase in incomes in the United States will affect equilibrium in the foreign exchange market?

How does a trade deficit affect floating exchange rates?

If the prices in the United States rise faster than in Japan, a. then interest rate parity must not hold b. the exchange rate remains the same. c. the United States dollar will depreciate. d. the Japanese yen will depreciate.