How would a strong u.S. Dollar impact the trade of grain produced in the united states?

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Vesnalui [34]3 years ago

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The correct answer is US grain exports will decrease

Explanation:

A strong U.S. dollar would have an impact on grain trade by reducing the number of grain exports to other countries. If the value of an American dollar is appreciated or stronger, buying the same product will cost more money to foreign importers in their currency.

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