Title: A rise in the nominal exchange rate ($/) represents a depreciation of the dollar relative to the ... Post by: huda on Nov 14, 2018 A rise in the nominal exchange rate ($/) represents a depreciation of the dollar relative to the euro, but a rise in the real exchange rate ($/) represent an appreciation of the dollar. Explain why this is true.
Title: A rise in the nominal exchange rate ($/) represents a depreciation of the dollar relative to the ... Post by: Slipknot_137 on Nov 14, 2018 Content hidden
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