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    The Nontraded-Goods and the Import-Competing Sectors Are Not Greatly Affected
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The Nontraded-Goods and the Import-Competing Sectors Are Not Greatly Affected

Question 19

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The nontraded-goods and the import-competing sectors are not greatly affected by exchange-rate movements,and they attach little value to exchange-rate stability.

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