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Question 1

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Refer to Figure 19-5.  Suppose the Chinese government decides to abandon pegging the yuan to the dollar at a rate which undervalues the yuan. Using the figure above, the equilibrium exchange rate would be ________ and Chinese exports to the United States would ________ in price.


◦ $0.11/yuan; decrease
◦ $0.11/yuan; increase
◦ $0.14/yuan; increase
◦ $0.13/yuan; increase
◦ $0.13/yuan; decrease

Question 2

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Refer to Figure 19-5.  Suppose the pegged exchange rate is $0.11/yuan. Because of safety concerns and numerous product recalls, U.S. consumers lower their demand for Chinese products. Using the figure above, this would


◦ increase the surplus of Chinese yuan.
◦ decrease the surplus of Chinese yuan.
◦ decrease the shortage of Chinese yuan.
◦ increase the shortage of Chinese yuan.
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