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pastyear:
hello, i have 3 questions want to ask you. It may difficult for you but you can answer it based on your knowledge plus why you choose the answer.Thanks
Q1. What will happen if a country allows its exchange rate to float freely?
A. Foreign exchange reservrs will no longer be needed
B. Inflation will follow the trend of inflation in the country's trading
partners.
C. The current account of the balance of payments will always balance
D. The monetary authorities will lose their ability to contol the money
supply
Q2. In the US in the summer of 2000 the Yen was $ 0.50. In the summer
of 2001 the Yen was $ 0.75. How was this change likely to have
effect the US ?
A. higher demand for imports
B. higher imported inflation
C. higher priced exports
D. higher unemployment
Q3. The table shows the index of retail prices for a country on January
1st in successive years.
Year ( Jan 1st) Retail Price Index
1990 60
1991 80
1992 100
1993 125
1994 160
Which year has the highest rate of inflation?
A 1990
B 1991
C 1992
D 1993
astarmathsandphysics:
1.a/c 2.c 3.a
nid404:
1 should be C...2 should I'm confident be B and 3 one I'm not very sure
check your messages pastyear
astarmathsandphysics:
Q2. In the US in the summer of 2000 the Yen was $ 0.50. In the summer
of 2001 the Yen was $ 0.75. How was this change likely to have
effect the US ?
A. higher demand for imports
B. higher imported inflation
C. higher priced exports
D. higher unemployment
Q3. The table shows the index of retail prices for a country on January
1st in successive years.
Year ( Jan 1st) Retail Price Index
1990 60
1991 80
1992 100
1993 125
1994 160
Which year has the highest rate of inflation?
A 1990
B 1991
C 1992
D 1993
1.The Yen buys more dollars so the dollar has depreciated. This will mean exports are more expensev. This means inflation B
3. 1990 inlation20/60=33%
1991 inflation20/80=25%
1992 inflation 25/100=25%
1994 inlatin 35/125=28%
A
nid404:
The exports in real terms may be expensive....you see something that cost 15yen before would still be 15yen.....just that the US dollars to be paid for the 15 yen would be more....so they r not priced higher in actual terms.....Imported inflation can occur through a depreciating AUD which makes it more expensive to purchase overseas goods.
Third one I wasn't sure anyways...I think you're right
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