Open Economy: International Trade and Finance
What is one effect of currency depreciation on net exports?
Net exports fluctuate randomly
Net exports remain unchanged
Net exports decrease
Net exports increase
What is the impact of changes in the foreign exchange market on net exports?
Changes in the foreign exchange market only affect exports, not imports
Changes in the foreign exchange market lead to changes in net exports
Changes in the foreign exchange market only affect imports, not exports
Changes in the foreign exchange market have no effect on net exports
What happens to the value of a currency if the demand for it increases in the foreign exchange market?
The value of the currency depreciates.
There is no change in the value of the currency.
The value of the currency appreciates.
The supply of the currency decreases.
What happens to the demand for imports when a country's currency appreciates?
The demand for imports increases
The demand for imports remains unchanged
The demand for imports fluctuates randomly
The demand for imports decreases
What happens to the value of a country's currency if there is an increase in the demand for its exports?
The government sets a new fixed exchange rate.
The value of the currency depreciates.
There is no change in the value of the currency.
The value of the currency appreciates.
How would an open economy's exchange rate be affected if it were to simultaneously experience tight monetary policy and loose fiscal policy?
The exchange rate would significantly depreciate as loose fiscal policy undermines investor confidence more than tight monetary policy supports it.
The exchange rate would steadily appreciate because the effects of tight monetary policy outweigh those of loose fiscal policy on capital flows.
The exchange rate might initially appreciate with tight monetary policy but could later depreciate due to increasing budget deficits from loose fiscal policy.
There is no significant change in the exchange rate as the opposing policies effectively cancel each other out in terms of net effect on capital flows and trade balances.
What would likely happen to a country's balance of trade if its currency was stronger relative to other currencies?
The balance of trade improves as export sales increase.
No change occurs in the balance of trade since exchange rates do not influence trade volumes.
The balance of trade could potentially worsen due to expensive exports and cheaper imports.
The balance of trade improves due to more competitive local production.

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What happens to the demand for exports when a currency depreciates?
The demand for exports fluctuates randomly
The demand for exports decreases
The demand for exports remains unchanged
The demand for exports increases
What effect does depreciation of a nation’s currency have on that country’s price level index if all other factors remain constant?
The price level index falls because exported goods become cheaper.
The price level index tends to rise due to costlier imports.
The price level index remains stable because exchange rates do not affect domestic prices directly.
The price level index fluctuates unpredictably as both imported and exported goods experiences changes in prices domestically.
When a currency appreciates, what happens to the demand for imports?
The demand for imports fluctuates randomly
The demand for imports increases
The demand for imports decreases
The demand for imports remains unchanged