alleryStart learning →Currency appreciation does what to exports and imports?
AExports dearer, imports cheaper
BExports cheaper, imports dearer
CExports and imports unchanged
DExports and imports both double
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Exports dearer, imports cheaper
A stronger currency makes exports costlier abroad and imports cheaper at home, helping reduce a surplus.
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