If a Proportion of Traded Goods (Such as Oil) Are

question 112

Multiple Choice

If a proportion of traded goods (such as oil) are priced in a foreign currency, the real exchange rate becomes:

• A) lower.
• B) higher.
• C) less responsive to changes in the nominal exchange rate.
• D) more responsive to changes in the nominal exchange rate.

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