Select all of the following that are true regarding international transactions, ceteris paribus: As a currency (FX) appreciates, inflation due to imports is reduced A modestly more contractionary monetary policy will appreciate a country's currency in FX As a currency (FX) appreciates, exports are reduced A reduction in long term fiscal policy investment in a country will appreciate the currency in FX A modest increase in a country's inflation rate will appreciate its currency in FX

Select all of the following that are true regarding international transactions, ceteris paribus: As a currency (FX) appreciates, inflation due to imports is reduced A modestly more contractionary monetary policy will appreciate a country's currency in FX As a currency (FX) appreciates, exports are reduced A reduction in long term fiscal policy investment in a country will appreciate the currency in FX A modest increase in a country's inflation rate will appreciate its currency in FX

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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