A Stronger Dollar Leads to Cheaper Input Prices for U

question 89

Multiple Choice

A stronger dollar leads to cheaper input prices for U.S. firms because

• A) U.S. workers are willing to work for less pay because of the stronger dollar.
• B) U.S. producers of intermediate goods lower prices in order to benefit from the stronger dollar.
• C) imports of raw materials and intermediate goods are cheaper.
• D) exports of raw materials and intermediate goods are cheaper.

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