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Why would a decline in the value of the dollar prompt foreign manufacturers such as BMW to build production plants in the United States?
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How do changes in the value of the U.S. dollar affect foreign enrollments at U.S. colleges?
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With respect to the demand for college enrollment, which of the following would cause (1) a movement along the demand curve or (2) a shift of the demand curve? a. An increase in incomes. b. Lower...
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How would rapid inflation in Canada affect U.S. tourism travel to Canada? Does it make any difference whether the exchange rate between Canadian and U.S. dollars is fixed or flexible?
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Under what conditions would a country welcome a balance-of-payments deficit? When would it not want a deficit?
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In what sense do fixed exchange rates permit a country to “export its inflation”?
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In the World View on page 445, who is Farshad Shahabadi referring to as “everyone else”?
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If a nation’s currency depreciates, are the reduced export prices that result “unfair”?
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How would each of these events affect the supply or demand for Japanese yen? (a) Stronger U.S. economic growth. (b) A decline in Japanese interest rates. (c) Higher inflation in the United States. (d)...
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Why does the World View on page 451 say the undervalued yuan is “more bane than boom”?
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