(AP Macroeconomics) Draw a correctly labeled diagram for the following situation. * The U.S. and Scotland are trading partners and the U.S. economy enters an expansion. (Label in US dollars and British Pound) 1. What is the rationale? 2. Which nation's currency appreciates, and which depreciates? 3. How will the change in the value of the US dollar impact the U.S. balance of trade? 4. How will the change in the value of the Brazilian real impact the balance of trade?

(AP Macroeconomics) Draw a correctly labeled diagram for the following situation. * The U.S. and Scotland are trading partners and the U.S. economy enters an expansion. (Label in US dollars and British Pound) 1. What is the rationale? 2. Which nation's currency appreciates, and which depreciates? 3. How will the change in the value of the US dollar impact the U.S. balance of trade? 4. How will the change in the value of the Brazilian real impact the balance of trade?

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