What effect would a devaluation of a country's currency most likely have on its. export volumes? A. Export volumes would decrease, as goods become more expensive in foreign markets. B. Export volumes would increase, as goods become cheaper in foreign markets. C. Export volumes would remain unchanged, as currency value does not affect trade. D. Export volumes would initially decrease, but then increase over time due to adjustments in trade agreements.

What effect would a devaluation of a country's currency most likely have on its. export volumes? A. Export volumes would decrease, as goods become more expensive in foreign markets. B. Export volumes would increase, as goods become cheaper in foreign markets. C. Export volumes would remain unchanged, as currency value does not affect trade. D. Export volumes would initially decrease, but then increase over time due to adjustments in trade agreements.

ENGR.ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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