(labelled The diagram below shows three supply curves (labelled S) for the pound sterling (£). The price of sterling is quoted in US$. The original equilibrium is at point X. There is now a recession in the USA. At the same time the UK is experiencing a consumer boom. Which point A, B, C or D will represent the new equilibrium in the market for the pound sterling? Price of £ Sterling in US$ A X C d d₁ JIMEN S D Sm Sn dy

(labelled The diagram below shows three supply curves (labelled S) for the pound sterling (£). The price of sterling is quoted in US$. The original equilibrium is at point X. There is now a recession in the USA. At the same time the UK is experiencing a consumer boom. Which point A, B, C or D will represent the new equilibrium in the market for the pound sterling? Price of £ Sterling in US$ A X C d d₁ JIMEN S D Sm Sn dy

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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