A Currency Appreciation Is Disinflationary and Contractionary If the

question 27

Multiple Choice

A currency appreciation is disinflationary and contractionary if the

• A)inward shift of the aggregate demand curve due to the fall in exports exceeds the outward shift of the aggregate supply curve due to lower input prices.
• B)outward shift of the aggregate demand curve due to the rise in exports exceeds the outward shift of the aggregate supply curve due to lower input prices.
• C)outward shift of the aggregate demand curve due to the fall in exports exceeds the inward shift of the aggregate supply curve due to higher input prices.
• D)inward shift of the aggregate demand curve due to lower input prices exceeds the outward shift of the aggregate supply curve due to the rise in exports.

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