23. Donald Trump passed a tax cut in 2018. According to economic principles, this policy will lead to: A. decrease the value of the dollar if U.S. interest rates fall enough. B. increase the value of the dollar if U.S. interest rates rise enough. C. increase the value of the dollar if U.S. income and the U.S. price level increase enough. D. increase the value of the dollar in all cases.

23. Donald Trump passed a tax cut in 2018. According to economic principles, this policy will lead to: A. decrease the value of the dollar if U.S. interest rates fall enough. B. increase the value of the dollar if U.S. interest rates rise enough. C. increase the value of the dollar if U.S. income and the U.S. price level increase enough. D. increase the value of the dollar in all cases.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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