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Reference: Ref 20-5 (Figure: Rupee Foreign Exchange Market for Dollars)

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  Reference: Ref 20-5 (Figure: Rupee Foreign Exchange Market for Dollars)  Use the figure to answer this question: Suppose war breaks out in India, and there is a great deal of political instability. Which of the scenarios would likely occur in the rupee/dollar foreign exchange market? I. The demand for U.S. dollars would shift to the right. II. The demand for U.S. dollars would shift to the left. III. The supply of U.S. dollars would shift to the right. IV. The supply of U.S. dollars would shift to the left. A)  I and III only B)  I and IV only C)  II and III only D)  II and IV only Reference: Ref 20-5 (Figure: Rupee Foreign Exchange Market for Dollars) Use the figure to answer this question: Suppose war breaks out in India, and there is a great deal of political instability. Which of the scenarios would likely occur in the rupee/dollar foreign exchange market? I. The demand for U.S. dollars would shift to the right. II. The demand for U.S. dollars would shift to the left. III. The supply of U.S. dollars would shift to the right. IV. The supply of U.S. dollars would shift to the left.


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