If the interest rates available on investments in two countries were the same, you would be less likely to invest in assets of the country:
a. whose currency was likely to appreciate
b. whose currency was likely to depreciate.
c. whose currency had the greatest exchange value.
d. none of the above; it would not matter what was likely to happen to a country's currency exchange rate.
b
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Historically, Brazil has suffered higher and more variable rates of inflation than Venezuela
You would expect the short-run aggregate supply curve of Brazil to be ________ than that of Venezuela, and the short-run Phillips curve of Brazil to be ________ than that of Venezuela. A) flatter; flatter B) flatter; steeper C) steeper; flatter D) steeper; steeper
An increase in the price level causes the value of money to _____. Therefore, people will want to hold ____ money, because the cost of their purchases has increased
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