d. What is the quantity of Canadian dollars exchanged if the exchange rate is flexible? quantity of Canadian $ exchanged: $ billion. Suppose instead that the dollar is fixed at the original value. e. As a result of the change in (c), what is the quantity of Canadian dollars exchanged? 2$ billion. f. What is this quantity worth in U.S. dollars? Round your answer to 1 decimal place. billion in the U.S %24

d. What is the quantity of Canadian dollars exchanged if the exchange rate is flexible? quantity of Canadian $ exchanged: $ billion. Suppose instead that the dollar is fixed at the original value. e. As a result of the change in (c), what is the quantity of Canadian dollars exchanged? 2$ billion. f. What is this quantity worth in U.S. dollars? Round your answer to 1 decimal place. billion in the U.S %24

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ISBN:9780190931919

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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