#1027436

#1027436: Month-to-month changes in exchange rates accounts for (A) … of the monthly trade balances. Countries with persistent trade deficits tend to have (B) … currencies.

Month-to-month changes in exchange rates accounts for (A) … of the monthly trade balances. Countries with persistent trade deficits tend to have (B) … currencies.
Варианты ответа:
  • (A) little; (B) depreciating
  • (A) most; (B) appreciating
  • (A) little; (B) appreciating
  • (A) most; (B) depreciating

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