Multiple Choice
The equilibrium exchange rate of the Swiss franc is $0.90. At an exchange rate $.83:
A) U.S. demand for Swiss francs would exceed the supply of francs for sale and there would be a shortage of francs in the foreign exchange market.
B) U.S. demand for Swiss francs would be less than the supply of francs for sale and there would be a shortage of francs in the foreign exchange market.
C) U.S. demand for Swiss francs would exceed the supply of francs for sale and there would be a surplus of francs in the foreign exchange market.
D) U.S. demand for Swiss francs would be less than the supply of francs for sale and there would be a surplus of Swiss francs in the foreign exchange market.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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