eAccording to the simple monetary model, if the growth rate of realincome is higher in NZ, thenSelect one:a. there is no effect on the NZMollar.b. NZ dollar will depreciate more rapidly.c. NZ dollar appreciates in the short-run, but not in thelong-run.d. NZ dollar will appreciate more rapidly.Next page

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