Exam 23: Variable Net Exports
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If the value of the U.S.dollar decreases relative to other currencies,the export function will shift upward and the import function will shift downward,thereby shifting the net export function upward.
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Which of the following factors is not assumed constant along the U.S.net export function?
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A decrease in the value of the U.S.dollar relative to foreign currencies would lead to a(n)
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Which of the following would shift the U.S.net export function upward?
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