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Chapter 11, Problem 11.5IP
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The effect of expectations on the exchange rate.
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which of the following cause the public to expect a depreciation of domestic currency? (there are more than one answer)
An increase in imports demand
an increase in productivity
an increase in tariff
an increase in export demand
an increase in domestic price level
Display graphically changes in the current value of domestic currency, if the domestic currency depreciation at a significant rate is expected.
Which of the followings cause the public to expect a depreciation of domestic currency?(There are more than one answer, NO partial credit).
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An increase in productivity.
An increase in imports demand.
An increase in tariff.
An increase in export demand.
An increase in domestic price level.
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