Exports are:

A) positively related to the level of foreign income and negatively related to the exchange rate.
B) positively related to the level of foreign income and positively related to the exchange rate.
C) negatively related to the level of foreign income and negatively related to the exchange rate.
D) negatively related to the level of foreign income and positively related to the exchange rate.


A

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Laissez-faire economics was advocated by

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