#1027438

#1027438: The nominal exchange rate is forward-looking. What does that mean for its current value?

The nominal exchange rate is forward-looking. What does that mean for its current value?
Варианты ответа:
  • It depends equally on past and expected events.
  • It is exclusively determined by current expectations about the future.
  • It will slowly adjust to any expected future level.
  • Only variables from future periods determine the current value.

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Тематика: Гражданское и торговое право зарубежных стран Международная торговля Международная торговля и внешнеторговая политика
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