If the Canadian Dollar Becomes Stronger in Relation to the Japanese

question 59

Multiple Choice

If the Canadian dollar becomes stronger in relation to the Japanese yen

• A) the prices of all Canadian-made products would rise in Japan and the prices of all Japanese-made products would fall in Canada.
• B) there would be no effect on the prices of Canadian-made products sold in Japan.
• C) the prices of all Canadian-made products would fall in Japan and the prices of all Japanese-made products would rise in Canada.
• D) the prices of all Canadian-made products would fall in Japan and the prices of all Japanese-made products would fall in Canada.
• E) the prices of all Canadian-made products would rise in Japan and the prices of all Japanese-made products would rise in Canada.

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