> > > > > < Selected Asian Currencies against the US Dollar 31 January 2000 = 100 index Singapore 140 South Korea 120 Malaysia 100 Thailand 80 60 40 2002 Indonesia 2010 2006 2014 index 140 120 100 80 India www 60 2018 40 2022 Source: Bloomberg As the figure shows, which Asian currencies performed better against the US between 2001 and 2022? Identify the periods of recession, boom, and other major events for all six currencies. In your explanation, use the short- run model to explain the relationship between recession and fluctuations in exchange rates. Note: To explain the fluctuations in the graph, you are free to do your own research. Cite relevant references. 10+7+8=25

> > > > > < Selected Asian Currencies against the US Dollar 31 January 2000 = 100 index Singapore 140 South Korea 120 Malaysia 100 Thailand 80 60 40 2002 Indonesia 2010 2006 2014 index 140 120 100 80 India www 60 2018 40 2022 Source: Bloomberg As the figure shows, which Asian currencies performed better against the US between 2001 and 2022? Identify the periods of recession, boom, and other major events for all six currencies. In your explanation, use the short- run model to explain the relationship between recession and fluctuations in exchange rates. Note: To explain the fluctuations in the graph, you are free to do your own research. Cite relevant references. 10+7+8=25

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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