If the actual interest rate in the money market is higher than the equlibrium in

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If the actual interest rate in the money market is higher than the equlibrium interest rate, there would be an excess supply of money : True or false The exchange rate is : A:the rate which one can translate money into consumption goods B:the rate at which banks can borrow from the Fed C:the slope of the investment function D:the rate at which one currency trades for another currency THE WTO and GATT promote trade by A:eliminating quotas B:reducing tariffs C:reducing agricultural subsidies D. All of the above As the dollar depreciates relative to the russian rubble , US goods become cheaper for Russina to purchase. Therefore, in the foreign exchange market, the A:demand curve for dollars is downward sloping B:supply curve for euros is upward sloping D:supply curve of dollars is downward sloping If the value of the U.S dollar changes from 1.2 euros to 1.4 euros, we would expect that the United States would experience ______ in exports and a ___________ in imports A:rise;fall B: fall;rise C: rise;rise D: fall; fall

Explanation / Answer

1)true

2)D

3)D

4)A

5)B-fall,rise

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