The assets market approach is most helpful in explaining ?
Correct answer: D. short term exchange rate movements
- A. why exchange rates remain quite stable
- B. why governments change their money supplies
- C. long term exchange rate movements
- D. short term exchange rate movements
Explanation
Because financial assets and investor expectations can change rapidly, the asset market approach is particularly useful for explaining short-term exchange-rate movements. Long-run movements are more closely linked to inflation, trade, and purchasing power.
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