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elena-14-01-66 [18.8K]

3 years ago

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Number one victory Royale yeah fork knife we about to get down get down 10 kills on the board right now oh no my just got downed

I revived him now we’re heading south bound.......
10 points

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Sav [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

Now we're in the Pleasant Park streets

Look at the map, go to the marked sheet

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1 year ago

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62

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3 years ago

Keisha owns a house worth $275,000 with a mortgage of $195,000. She owns a car worth $12,000 and has $7,500 in car loans. She ha

sladkih [1.3K]

Answer:

$88,700

Explanation:

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Keisha owns a house value $275,000 with a mortgage of $195,000. She owns a car value $12,000 and has $7,500 in car loans.

She has $3,000 in investments, $2,700 in a bank account, and owes $1,500 on a credit card.

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2 years ago

You, being a supplier of steak dinners, opened your steak house. Assume the market-clearing price is $20 and the market clearing

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Problem 3.22: Trade Deficits and J-curve Adjustment Path Assume the United States has the following import/export volumes and pr

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Initial spot exchange rate, $/fc $2.00

Price of exports, dollars ($) * 20.0000

Price of imports, foreign currency (fc) * 12.0000

Quantity of exports, units * 100

Quantity of imports, units * 120

Percentage devaluation of the dollar 18.00%

Price elasticity of demand, imports * (0.900)

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Expenditures on imports, fc * 1,440

Expenditures on imports, $ $2,880

Pre-devaluation trade balance ($880)

b. Resulting trade balance immediately after devaluation

Revenues from exports, $ $2,000

Expenditures on imports, fc * 1,440

New spot exchange rate, after devaluation $2.36

Expenditures on imports, $ $3,398

Post-devaluation trade balance (currency contract period) ($1,398)

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