Which of the following statements is true of a flexible exchange rate system? O A. Market forces tend to undervalue a currency over time. O B. Market forces tend to push the exchange rate of a currency to market clearing levels over time. O C. Market forces do not affect exchange rates between different currencies. O D. Market forces tend to overvalue a currency over time.
Which of the following statements is true of a flexible exchange rate system? O A. Market forces tend to undervalue a currency over time. O B. Market forces tend to push the exchange rate of a currency to market clearing levels over time. O C. Market forces do not affect exchange rates between different currencies. O D. Market forces tend to overvalue a currency over time.
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Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following statements is true of a flexible exchange rate system?
O A. Market forces tend to undervalue a currency over time.
O B.
Market forces tend to push the exchange rate of a currency to market clearing levels over time.
Market forces do not affect exchange rates between different currencies.
O C.
O D. Market forces tend to overvalue a currency over time.
If the ratio of the dollar price of a U.S. toy to the dollar price of the same toy sold in China is greater than one, retailers in the United States should
O A. should not buy the toys from both Chinese suppliers and U.S. suppliers
O B. buy the toys from Chinese suppliers
O C. buy the toys from both Chinese suppliers and U.S. suppliers
O D. buy the toys from American suppliers
Which of the following is likely to be true of the nominal and the real exchange rates in the short run and in the long run if prices in two countries do not
respond to exchange rate changes?
O A. The real and the nominal exchange rates between the currencies remain constant over time.
O B. The real and the nominal exchange rates between the currencies move proportionally in the short run but not in the long run.
O C. The real and the nominal exchange rates between the currencies move proportionally in both the short run and the long run.
O D. The real and the nominal exchange rates between the currencies move proportionally in the long run but not in the short run.
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