A) added the volatility needed by the exchange rate market.
B) been effective because it is a "non-system" without fixed rules.
C) been sufficiently flexible to weather major economic turbulence.
D) resolved major problems in balance of payments surpluses and deficits.
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A) is ΒΌ of a British pound.
B) is 4 British pounds.
C) is $.25.
D) cannot be determined from the information given.
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A) a Frenchman redeems a bond issued by an Italian manufacturer.
B) an Italian importer buys insurance from a Canadian firm.
C) a Canadian student takes a summer trip to Rome.
D) a Canadian importer buys 500 cases of Italian table wine.
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A) cause an international surplus of its currency.
B) contribute to disequilibrium in its balance of payments.
C) cause gold to flow into that country.
D) cause its imports to rise.
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A) the yen price of dollars also rises.
B) the dollar depreciates relative to the yen.
C) the yen depreciates relative to the dollar.
D) all of the above will occur.
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A) increase the pound price of dollars.
B) lower the pound price of dollars.
C) leave the pound price of dollars unchanged.
D) cause Britain's terms of trade with the United States to deteriorate.
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A) decrease the prices of both imports and exports.
B) increase the prices of both imports and exports.
C) decrease the prices of the goods Canadians import,but increase the prices to foreigners of the goods Canadians export.
D) increase the prices of the goods Canadians import,but decrease the prices to foreigners of the goods Canadians export.
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A) $5
B) $4
C) $3
D) indeterminate.
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A) nations can protect their domestic price and employment levels from changes in the volume and direction of world trade.
B) exchange rates were virtually fixed.
C) differences in exports and imports will be precisely balanced by long-term capital flows.
D) exchange rates fluctuate freely in response to changes in the supply of,and demand for,foreign monies.
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A) Canadians will want to buy fewer Mexican goods at the new exchange rate.
B) the peso and the dollar will both depreciate in value.
C) the peso and the dollar will both appreciate in value.
D) the peso will depreciate and the dollar will appreciate in value.
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A) current account entry.
B) negative entry.
C) net transfer.
D) positive entry.
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A) initiate protectionist trade policies.
B) run short of international monetary reserves.
C) be forced to use contractionary monetary and fiscal policies.
D) do all of the above.
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A) freely fluctuating exchange rates.
B) managed floating exchange rates.
C) rigidly fixed exchange rates.
D) a crawling peg system.
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A) intensify an existing disequilibrium in France's balance of payments.
B) make France's exports less expensive and its imports more expensive.
C) make France's exports more expensive and its imports less expensive.
D) make France's exports and imports both more expensive.
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A) M dollars for one peso.
B) 1/B pesos for one dollar.
C) A dollars for one peso.
D) C dollars for one peso.
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A) Japan
B) Canada
C) United States
D) Mexico
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A) adversely affect Canadian exporters.
B) encourage investment spending by Canadian firms.
C) lower the foreign exchange value of the dollar.
D) cause a net outflow of foreign capital from Canada.
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