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Other things remaining unchanged, when in a country the price of foreign currency rises, national income is:
Likely to rise
Likely to fall
Likely to rise and fall both
Not affected
- Option 1: Likely to rise
- A rise in foreign currency prices can boost exports as local goods become cheaper for foreign buyers.
- This increase in exports can lead to higher national income.
- Option 2: Likely to fall
- Higher foreign currency prices can increase import costs, reducing purchasing power and potentially lowering national income.
- Option 3: Likely to rise and fall both
- The economy might experience both effects, with some sectors benefiting while others suffer, leading to mixed impacts on national income.
- Option 4: Not affected
- This is unlikely since changes in currency prices typically influence trade balances and income levels.
?? Option 1: Likely to rise is correct.
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