In general, the percentage of appreciation of one nation's currency is equal to:

a. its rate of growth of real GDP.
b. its purchasing power.
c. its population growth.
d. the percentage of depreciation of the foreign nation's currency.


Answer: d. the percentage of depreciation of the foreign nation's currency.

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A. the law of demand. B. the law of supply. C. decreasing opportunity costs. D. increasing opportunity costs.

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To increase workers' incomes, the City of New York's government set a wage below which it is illegal for employers to pay employees. This wage is referred to as the

A) union wage. B) government wage. C) efficiency wage. D) minimum wage. E) city wage.

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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Refer to Figure 14.2. The income effect of the wage decrease on the amount of hours of leisure is:

A) L0 to L1. B) L0 to L2. C) L1 to L2. D) L2 to L1. E) none of the above

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