Coffee grown in Guatemala is priced at 19 Guatemalan quetzal per pound (Guatemalan quetzal, or GTQ, is the currency of Guatemala). Comparable coffee grown in the U.S. is priced at $6.20 per pound. One Guatemalan quetzal trades for $0.13 in the foreign exchange market. Find the real exchange rate from the perspective of the United States and from the perspective of Guatemala, and determine which country's coffee is more competitively priced? Instructions: Enter your responses rounded to two decimal places. Real exchange rate from the perspective of the U.S. is ☐ Real exchange rate from the perspective of Guatemala is Coffee is more competitively priced in (Click to select)

In some cases, governments will intervene in the currency markets to incresae or decrease the value of the country's currency. Which of the following is an example of direct intervention in foreign exchange markets?   A. The European Central Bank lowers interest rates to increase the value of the euro.   B. The Japanese government purchasing JPY with USD to increase the value of the Japanese yen.   C. China imposing barriers on imports from Europe.   D. The U.S. lowers interest rates to decrease the value of the U.S. dollar.

View the data below for the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Japanese yen.   How many yen could you get per dollar at the earliest date shown on the chart? Explain. How many yen could you get per dollar at the most recent date shown on the chart? Explain. Has the dollar appreciated or depreciated in value over time? Explain.

Suppose a country trades with three countries: Brazil (20% of trade), China (45%), and France(35%). Over the last year, the currency of this country has depreciated by 4% against theBrazilian real, appreciated by 3% against the Chinese yuan, and depreciated by 7% against theeuro. What has happened to the effective exchange rate of the country?

Year 2014 2015 2016 US $ $1 $1 $1 British Pound  0.85 0.70 0.60         Based on the Exchange rates above, How might international trade be affected? A)It is cheaper for American to travel to EnglandB)The US will import more from EnglandC)England will export more to the USD)England will import more from the US

1 Suppose that two countries, Indonesia and Vietnam, produce coffee. The currency unit used in Indonesia is the Rupiah (IDR). The currency unit used in Vietnam is the Dong (VND). In Vietnam, coffee sells for 4,500 dong (VND) per pound. The exchange rate is 1.57 VND per 1 IDR, EVND/IDR = 1.57.   2 If the law of one price holds, what is the price of coffee in Indonesia, measured in Rupiah (assume we are talking about the same type of coffee)? Please round your answer to the nearest whole number.                   Assume the price of coffee in Indonesia is actually 3000 IDR per pound. Compute the relative price of coffee in Indonesia versus Vietnam (round your answer to 2 decimal places). Where will coffee traders buy coffee? Where will they sell coffee in this case? How will these transactions affect the price of coffee in Vietnam? In Indonesia?

In 2014, the euro was trading at $1.35 on theforeign exchange market. By 2015, the rate hadfallen to $1.10, due to falling European interestrates. Explain the fall in the price of a eurousing supply and demand curves, and in words.

Mexican imports of U.S. goods, this would O Create a supply of pesos O Create a supply of dollars Reduce the demand for dollars O Have no effect on the peso-dollar exchange rate

If American auto companies make a breakthrough inautomobile technology and are able to produce a carthat gets 200 miles to the gallon, what will happen tothe U.S. dollar exchange rate?

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