Which of the following statements best describes the circumstances in which exchange rates are beneficial to bank or government borrowing?

a. A bank or government will benefit by borrowing in a domestic currency and lending in a foreign currency, provided the exchange rate does not shift.
b. A bank or government will benefit by borrowing in a foreign currency and lending in a domestic currency works well, provided the exchange rate does not shift.
c. A bank or government will benefit by borrowing in a foreign currency and lending in a domestic currency works well, provided the exchange rate increases.
d. A bank or government will benefit by borrowing in a foreign currency and lending in a domestic currency works well, provided the exchange rate decreases.


b. A bank or government will benefit by borrowing in a foreign currency and lending in a domestic currency works well, provided the exchange rate does not shift.

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Graph a and graph b have several differences. What difference between the two shows a failure to meet productive efficiency?



a. In graph a, ATC touches the demand curve at P equals MC.
b. In graph b, the demand curve is downward sloping.
c. In graph a, P equals both MR and MC.
d. In graph b, MC is less than P*, and q* is less than it could be.

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Refer to the graph shown. A quantity restriction of QR will:

A. create excess demand represented by Q2 ? QR. B. reduce quantity supplied to Q2. C. reduce quantity supplied to QR. D. have no effect on quantity supplied.

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Antitrust laws allow the U.S. government to do all of the following except _____.

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