10) If 1 Chinese yen now equals 0.15 US dollar. If productivity in China rises, let say assume now 1 Chinese Yen is 0.20 USD which means that Chinese currency appreciated. Thus Chinese people are willing to spend less among other currencies.
11) Relative PPP says that countries with higher inflation will get their currency deflated in future. Thus option B is true.
12) Option B is correct.
13) Higher interest rate in the US will raise the FDI into the US economy which raise the demand of currency and thus appreciate dollar. Thus option A is correct.
14) Forward contract is an agreement which helps in selling the commodity at a specified price in future. Thus exporter can buy the forward contract to sell Sterling in 60 day period to reduce the risk. Thus option A is correct.
If the rate of growth in labor productivity in China increases relative to the rate of...
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