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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&fall
not effected
- When the price of foreign currency rises, it means the domestic currency has depreciated.
- A weaker domestic currency makes exports cheaper and imports more expensive.
- This can increase exports and reduce imports, thus potentially boosting national income through higher net exports.
- But if the country is heavily import-dependent, costs of production may rise, potentially reducing national income.
- The overall effect depends on the country's export and import structure.
Correct option:
- Option:1, likely to rise
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