One of these four answers represents a group which doesn't gain from a weaker U.S. dollar. Which one? U.S exporting firms foreign investors who desire to increase their U.S financial asset holdings foreign tourists in the United States U.S. tourists abroad

Q: Differentiate between foreign exchange and the foreign exchange rate.

A: Foreign exchange refers to the process of converting one currency into another currency for various…

Q: Who would demand U.S. dollars in the foreign exchange market? U.S. firms and households wishing to…

A: Foreign Exchange Market: The foreign exchange market can be defined as an  institution which…

Q: Discuss how government intervention in the foreign exchange market can effect economic conditions of…

A: 1.Government intervention in foreign exchange market. There are 2 types of foreign exchange rate:…

Q: Describe the foreign exchange market and its components.

A: Foreign exchange market- it is a market, which is also known as forex and currency market. It is a…

Q: State reasons why countries renominate their currency

A: The process of voluntarily adjusting the face value of circulating currency is known as…

Q: The popularity of the leader of a nation can affect the value of their currency. If the President of…

A: Exchange rate refers to the value of the domestic currency measured in terms of a foreign currency.…

Q: Demand for a country’s exports leads to demand for its currency.

A: Value of currency fluctuate according to the trade pattern.

Q: Display graphically changes in the value of domestic currency, if foreign consumers develop stronger…

A: If foreign consumers develop stronger preferences for domestic goods,then demand for domestic goods…

Q: Imports of goods and services is not a source of demand for foreign exchange True/False

A: The requirements for foreign currency to cover the payments is refferd to be as the demand for…

Q: U.S. businesses are demanders of foreign currencies because they need them to    produce goods and…

A: Foreign currencies refer to the currencies other than the currency of the domestic economy. The…

Q: Suppose country A’s goods become more popular with foreign consumers, and country B’s less so. How…

A: Export means when one country sells its goods to the rest of the world. Import means when a country…

Q: should canada adopt the U.S dollar as its currency?

A: The economy of Canada: The economy of Canada is a profoundly evolved market economy. It is the tenth…

Q: what are some factors affecting the quantity of US dollars supplied in the foreign exchange market?

A: The foreign exchange market helps in the determination of the exchange rate for various currencies.…

Q: Suppose that the U.S. dollar appreciates against the Japanese Yen. What will occur as a result?…

A: Currency Appreciation refers to increase in the value of one currency as compared to other currency,…

Q: 2. Introduction to the foreign-currency In an open economy, why is the demand curve for dollars in…

A: An open economy is an economy where economic activities occur among the domestic and outside…

Q: Suppose country A’s goods become more popular with foreign consumers, and country B’s less so. How…

A: As country A’s goods become more popular with foreign consumers, and country B’s goods become less…