14. (c) The market in which the currency of one country is exchanged for the currency of another is the ... (a) capital

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14. (c) The market in which the currency of one country is exchanged for the currency of another is the ... (a) capital

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14. (c) The market in which the currency of one country is exchanged for the currency of another is the ... (a) capital market (b) money market. foreign exchange market. (d) future market. 15. The balance of the current account does not include... (a) foreign investments made this year. (b) exports and imports of merchandise. (c) transportation services bought from a foreign country. (d) income from long-term investments. 16. If an increase in the price of butter causes the demand curve for margarine to shift to the right, then... 17. (a) butter and margarine are substitutes. (b) butter and margarine are complements. (c) margarine must be a normal product. (d) margarine must be a superior product. If both demand and supply increase, what will be the effect on the equilibrium price and quantity traded? (a) Both the price and quantity traded will increase (b) The price will fall but the quantity traded will increase (c) The price will rise but the quantity traded could either increase or decrease (d) The quantity traded will increase but the equilibrium price could either rise or fall 18. In economics, the term indexing refers to... (a) adjusting real values for changes in nominal value. (b) adjusting nominal values for output values. (c) adjusting the nominal value of something in order for it to maintain its real value. (d) adjusting prices for changes in government's tax rates. .
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