The demographers predict that the worldwide total fertility rate will decline to one birth per woman per lifetime. If this happens, then:

A. Each generation will be one-fourth as large as the previous one
B. Each generation will be half as large as the previous one
C. Each generation will be as large as the previous one
D. Each generation will be one half larger than the previous


B. Each generation will be half as large as the previous one

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A) The real exchange rate will fall. B) The real exchange rate will be unaffected. C) The real exchange rate will rise. D) The impact on the real exchange rate cannot be predicted.

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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