Exam 12: Exchange Rate Determination
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Suppose expansionary monetary policy in the United States leads to interest rates falling to 2 percent, while tight monetary policy in Switzerland leads to interest rates rising to 8 percent.With floating exchange rates, the dollar would appreciate against the franc.
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Concerning exchange rate forecasting, ____ involves the use of historical exchange rate data to estimate future values, while ignoring the economic determinants of exchange rate movements.
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Econometric models are best suited for forecasting long-run exchange rates rather than short-run exchange rates.
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Which of the following does NOT explain long-run movements in exchange rates?
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A country having stronger preferences for imports than its trading partners have for its exports finds its demand for foreign exchange rising more rapidly than its supply of foreign exchange.
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British investors will expect that the U.S.dollar will appreciate against the pound in the future if there are expectations that
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Given a system of floating exchange rates, if Canada's labor productivity rises relative to the labor productivity of its trading partners, then
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In the short run, exchange rates are determined by the rate at which a country's currency exchanges for silver and gold.
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Assume that the United States faces an 8 percent inflation rate, while no (zero) inflation exists in Japan.According to the purchasing-power parity theory, the dollar would be expected to
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If the interest rate in Japan increases, investors increase their demand for yen, and the yen's exchange value appreciates.
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Suppose that the exchange value of the dollar equals two British pounds.If in San Francisco a computer costs $1,000 and in London it costs 2,000 pounds, then
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According to exchange-rate overshooting, an appreciation of the Australian dollar is likely to be greater over a long time period than over a short time period.
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When deciding between U.S.and British government securities, an American investor typically considers
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Figure 12.1 The Market for Francs
-Refer to Figure 12.1.Should the U.S.price level rise relative to the Swiss price level, there would occur a(n)

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An exchange rate is said to ____ when its short-run response to a change in market fundamentals is greater than its long-run response.
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According to the "Big Mac" index, if a Big Mac costs $2.28 in the United States and 48 baht in Thailand (equivalent to $1.91), then the baht is an undervalued currency.
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The quantity of Canadian dollars supplied to the foreign exchange market would increase if, other things remaining equal
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During the Great Recession of 2008-2009, the dollar increasingly was viewed as a safe-haven currency, as investors fled to it when they worried about the stability of the global economy.As investors fled to the dollar,
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Assume that interest rates in the United States and Britain are the same.If a U.S.resident anticipates that the exchange value of the dollar is going to appreciate against the pound, she should
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