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Does Dollar Depreciation Matter: The Case of Auto Imports from Japan

Gerald Anderson, John A. Carlson

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The Japanese auto industry is used as a case in point to illustrate some of the ways in which firms operating in export markets cope with exchange-rate changes.

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The Japanese auto industry is used as a case in point to illustrate some of the ways in which firms operating in export markets cope with exchange-rate changes.

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The Japanese auto industry is used as a case in point to illustrate some of the ways in which firms operating in export markets cope with exchange-rate changes.

Key concepts: Liberian dollar, Depreciation (economics), Economics, Us dollar, Monetary economics, Value (mathematics), U.S. Dollar Index, Currency

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