<span>The answer to your question is Annual Compounding</span>
Centillions I think is the answer
When the local currency falls in value, imports become more expensive, causing locals to purchase fewer imported goods. Exports, on the other hand, are less expensive to international buyers, so their demand rises. Fewer imports and more exports will reduce the trade deficit and may even result in a surplus.
<h3>What is
trade deficit?</h3>
The difference in the monetary value of a country's exports and imports over a given time period is known as the balance of trade, commercial balance, or net exports. A distinction is sometimes made between a trade balance for goods and one for services.
The net-export effect works as follows: A higher price level raises the relative cost of domestic exports to other countries while lowering the relative cost of foreign imports from other countries. As a result, exports fall while imports rise, resulting in a drop in net exports.
The net export variable is critical in calculating a country's GDP. A trade surplus boosts the country's GDP.
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<span>Several multinational companies close their factories in the nation because of its changing economic climate.
Shifts left. The maximum production of the economy is lower because their are fewer factories.
A mass e-learning initiative makes education cheaper and accessible across the nation.
Shifts right. This makes education less expensive, freeing up public and private money for investment and other uses which can further increase output.
Government money is illegally taken by increasingly corrupt bureaucrats and politicians.
Shifts left. this money is taken out of the economy where it could otherwise be invested in factors of production.
New economic policies facilitate the signing of new international trade agreements.
Shifts right. Increased trade opens up markets to foreign imports/exports and investment, increasing the maximum capacity of the economy. </span>
