If a Contract Is Tainted by Illegality, It Is in All

question 6

True/False

If a contract is tainted by illegality, it is in all cases absolutely unenforceable. A court may not sever the illegal part of the transaction and allow the remainder to continue to bind the parties.

Identify the relationships between supply and demand in currency markets.

Understand the implications of currency appreciation and depreciation on import and export dynamics.

Recognize the factors influencing the demand for a country's currency and its international purchasing power.

Explore the concept of a "carry trade" and its impact on currency valuation.

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