Everything else equal, an increase in the supply of dollars in exchange for pesos:
A) will cause the dollars to depreciate against the pesos and will increase the quantity of dollars being traded in the foreign exchange market.
B) will cause the dollars to appreciate against the pesos and will decrease the quantity of dollars being traded in the foreign exchange market.
C) will cause the dollars to depreciate against the pesos and will decrease the quantity of dollars being traded in the foreign exchange market.
D) will cause the dollars to appreciate against the pesos and will increase the quantity of dollars being traded in the foreign exchange market.
A
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Many U.S. business leaders argue that the current state of U.S. net exports is the result of
a. U.S. export subsidies. b. free trade policies of foreign governments. c. unproductive U.S. workers. d. unfair foreign competition.
The primary difference between private goods and public goods is that
A. private goods are consumed by private individuals whereas public goods are not consumed by private individuals. B. private goods often yield externalities but public goods do not. C. property rights can be assigned to public goods but not to private goods. D. public goods are nonrivalrous in consumption whereas private goods are rivalrous in consumption.