Validity generally refers to how accurate a conclusion, measurement, or concept corresponds to what's being tested.
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What does this mean, and what do you want us to answer?
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The correct answer is:
It will decrease US exports to Canada (A)
Explanation:
when the value of a currency increases in relation to another, it means the people in the country with the lower valued currency will pay more in exchange for the other currency. This affects imports and exports also. Let me use the example below to explain this scenario:
if the exchange rate for 1 US dollars to Canadian dollars is 2, this means that every US dollar is equivalent to 2 Canadian dollars. If there is a trade on electronic equipment between a Canadian and a US entrepreneur, at an exchange rate of 2, and say one of the equipment costs 10 US dollars, the Canadian will have to pay 20 Canadian dollars (10 × 2) for each of the items. If the value of the US dollar increases to 5 US dollars for every Canadian dollar, and the cost of the equipment remains the same, the Canadian will now spend 50 Canadian dollars (10 × 5) for a piece of the same equipment. This will make the Canadian seek cheaper alternatives, hence the rate of export from the US will reduce because the Canadian buyers will for cheaper alternatives.
C from the randomness of self determination
The question is incomplete and the full version can be found online.
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Title of the song: My Way
Singer/ Composer: Paul Anka
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The song is about a man close to his dying moment that realizes how happy he is because all his life he did everything the way he wanted. Despite mistakes and bad moments, he had a great life thanks to that approach to life choices.
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The lines that I like the most are:
I've loved, I've laughed and cried
I've had my fill, my share of losing
And now, as tears subside
I find it all so amusing
Explanation:
I think is inspiring to hear someone who understands that good and bad are part of life, and even the bad moments can end up being kind of amusing in the big picture.
