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168. A relatively high rate of inflation in the United States will result in
an appreciation of the dollar against foreign currencies in the long run
a depreciation of the dollar against foreign currencies in the long run
an appreciation of the dollar against foreign currencies in the short run
a depreciation of the dollar against foreign currencies in the short run
United States – BUSPROG: Promotion – BUSPROG: Analytic
United States – PA – DISC: The role of money
Inflation Rates, Purchasing-Power-Parity, and Long Run Exchange Rates
169. Suppose that trade barriers and transportation costs are nonexistent. If the exchange rate is 0.9 Swiss francs per
dollar, then according to the law of one price, a refrigerator that costs $1,000 in the United States will cost
1,900 francs in Switzerland
900 francs in Switzerland
1,300 francs in Switzerland
1,000 francs in Switzerland
United States – BUSPROG: Promotion – BUSPROG: Analytic
United States – PA – DISC: International trade and fi – DISC: International trade and finance
Inflation Rates, Purchasing-Power-Parity, and Long Run Exchange Rates
170. According to the theory of purchasing power parity, if the price level in France rises by 6 percent and the price level
in the United States rises by 4 percent, then the dollar will
appreciate by 2 percent against the euro in the short run
depreciate by 2 percent against the euro in the short run
appreciate by 2 percent against the euro in the long run
depreciate by 2 percent against the euro in the long run