A) the merchandise trade balance
B) net unilateral transfers abroad
C) the balance on good and services
D) net investment from abroad
E) the financial account
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A) destabilize foreign exchange markets
B) are highly risky
C) have no effect on exchange rates
D) help assure that exchange rates are equalized across all markets
E) are the same as those undertaken by speculators
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A) credit
B) debit
C) payment
D) investment
E) unilateral transfer
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A) the rate at which goods are traded between countries
B) the rate of the net difference between exports and imports
C) the denomination of currency used to purchase imports
D) the price of one currency in terms of another
E) the price at which one good trades for another
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Multiple Choice
A) Last year,$1 = 1 euro
B) Last year,$1 = 0.7 euro
C) Last year,$1 = 1.4 euro
D) This year,$1 = 0.6 euro
E) This year,$1 = 1.6 euro
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A) increase the price of foreign exchange in Japan
B) decrease the value of the yen
C) make foreign goods more expensive in terms of yen
D) make foreign goods less expensive in terms of yen
E) make Japanese goods less expensive in terms of foreign exchange
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A) fixed exchange rates in terms of U.S.dollars
B) fixed exchange rates in terms of all major currencies
C) fixed exchange rates in terms of gold
D) established a system of flexible exchange rates
E) established the European monetary system
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A) the currencies of most countries were convertible into gold
B) all international transactions were financed with gold
C) the price of gold was determined by the supply and demand for foreign exchange
D) the quantity of money demanded was always the same
E) there was very little inflation
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A) appreciated,since its value has increased
B) appreciated,since the price of foreign exchange has increased
C) appreciated,making Italian goods cheaper in U.S.dollars
D) depreciated,since its value has declined
E) depreciated,since its value has increased
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A) a good or a service
B) debt
C) fiat money
D) commodity money
E) investment
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A) fewer U.S.dollars are needed to purchase foreign currency
B) more U.S.dollars are needed to purchase foreign currency
C) worldwide,imports will become more expensive
D) worldwide,exports will become cheaper
E) transaction costs on international markets will decrease
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A) U.S.products become cheaper for foreigners
B) foreign goods become cheaper for Americans
C) more foreign currency is required to purchase a U.S.dollar
D) the U.S.demand curve for foreign exchange shifts to the right
E) the supply curve of foreign exchange to U.S.markets decreases
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True/False
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A) The quantity of foreign exchange is on the horizontal axis and the quantity of the domestic currency is on the vertical axis.
B) The quantity of the domestic currency is on the horizontal axis and the quantity of foreign exchange is on the vertical axis.
C) The quantity of foreign exchange is on the horizontal axis and the price of foreign exchange in terms of the domestic currency is on the vertical axis.
D) The quantity of foreign exchange is on the vertical axis and the price of foreign exchange in terms of the domestic currency is on the horizontal axis.
E) The quantity of the domestic currency is on the horizontal axis and the price of foreign exchange in terms of dollars is on the vertical axis.
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A) The Irish trade deficit will increase.
B) The Irish trade deficit will be unaffected.
C) The Irish trade deficit will decrease.
D) Irish products will become more expensive to foreigners.
E) Foreign goods will become cheaper in Ireland.
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A) as a political expediency
B) to force the allies to devalue their currencies
C) to try to save the Bretton Woods exchange rate system
D) to halt dramatic inflows of gold into the United States
E) to cure the U.S.domestic deflationary spiral
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A) U.S.purchase of cars from Italy
B) U.S.sale of beef to Israel
C) U.S.government receives transfers from foreign governments to support U.S.expenses incurred in Europe
D) U.S.residents receive gifts of money from friends abroad
E) income received by U.S.resident from overseas investment
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A) arbitrageurs buy and sell foreign exchange;speculators do not
B) speculators only buy foreign exchange but do not sell it
C) arbitrageurs take more risks than do speculators
D) speculators take more risks than do arbitrageurs
E) arbitrageurs buy foreign exchange in the hope that its value will increase
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A) current account deficit
B) capital account deficit
C) current account surplus
D) capital account surplus
E) balance of deficit trade
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A) foreigners need dollars to purchase U.S.goods and services
B) dollars can be used as a safe way of storing value when the foreigner's own currency is unstable
C) dollars are accepted as an international medium of exchange
D) dollars can be used for cash gifts from foreigners to U.S.friends and relatives
E) dollars are the only currency accepted in international transactions
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