A 2019 article in the New York Times was​ headlined: "Trump Thinks Dollar Is Too​ Strong, Blames Fed​ Policy." ​Source:

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A 2019 article in the New York Times was​ headlined: "Trump
Thinks Dollar Is Too​ Strong, Blames Fed​ Policy." ​Source:
Jeff​Mason, "Trump Thinks Dollar Is Too​ Strong, Blames Fed​
Policy: Official," New York Times​, June​ 25, 2019.
a. What does it mean to say the dollar is​ "too
strong"? Saying the dollar is​ "too strong" refers to the point of
view that
A. the​ dollar's exchange value relative to other currencies is
higher than what it should be.
B. the​ dollar's exchange value relative to other currencies is
lower than what it should be.
C. the dollar cannot buy as many goods and services as it
should.
D. interest rates are lower than what they should be.
b. Which groups in the United States gain and which
lose when the dollar is​ strong?
In the following​ table, identify which groups gain and which
groups lose as the result of a strong dollar. Gain or​ Lose?
U.S. exporters of goods and services to other countries
U.S. consumers who purchase imported goods Foreign consumers who
purchase​ U.S.-produced goods
U.S. firms that import foreign intermediate goods
c. Briefly explain the connection between Fed policy and
the strength of the dollar.
When the Fed raises interest​ rates, it makes U.S. assets ( )
(less or more) attractive to foreign investors. As a​ result,
foreign demand for U.S. dollars will (decrease or increase),
resulting in a ()lower higher exchange value of the dollar. b.
Which groups in the United States gain and which lose when the
dollar is strong? In the following table, identify which gr Show
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b. Which groups in the United States gain and which lose when the dollar is strong? In the following table, identify which groups gain and which groups lose as the result of a strong dollar. Gain or Lose? U.S. exporters of goods and services to other countries U.S. consumers who purchase imported goods Foreign consumers who purchase U.S.-produced goods U.S. firms that import foreign intermediate goods c. Briefly explain the connection between Fed policy and the strength of the dollar. When the Fed raises interest rates, it makes U.S. assets attractive to foreign investors. As a result, foreign demand for U.S. dollars will resulting in a exchange value of the dollar.