Micro Economics For Today
10th Edition
ISBN: 9781337613064
Author: Tucker, Irvin B.
Publisher: Cengage,
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Chapter 15, Problem 14SQ
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The situation in the economy.
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Exhibit 9- Foreign exchange market for U.S. dollars and British pounds. Picture attached
Exhibit 9 shows a situation in which:
a.
Both the dollar and the pound have depreciated.
b.
Both the dollar and the pound have appreciated.
c.
The dollar has depreciated and the pound has appreciated.
d.
The dollar has appreciated and the pound has depreciated.
If people expect the British pound to appreciate versus the dollar over the coming year, they will ____, and the pound will____. The US dollar will_____ versus the British pound.A. sell pounds in a year, depreciate in a year, appreciate in a year
B. buy pounds today, appreciate today, depreciate today
C. buy pounds in a year, appreciate in a year, depreciate in a year
D. sell pounds today, depreciate today, appreciate today
6. If Canadian consumers expect the value of the Canadian dollar to rise against the US dollar,
what impact would we expect this to have on Canadians' demand for American made products?
a. The demand for American-made items would fall.
b. The demand for American-made items would not change.
c. The demand for American-made items would rise.
d. The demand for American-made items would double.
Chapter 15 Solutions
Micro Economics For Today
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