Influences affecting foreign exchange rates

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Q. List at least one advantage and one limitation of

Applying International Trade perceptions which simulation and Principles of Economics

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Categorize 4 key points from the reading assignments that were emphasized in the simulation. Describe absolute and comparative advantage. Explain the influences affecting foreign exchange rates.

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