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Two Neglected Implications of Dollar Depreciation

Gerald Anderson

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An estimation of the costs and benefits that dollar depreciation imposes through changes in the prices of imports and exports, and through changes in the potential purchasing power of U.S. international assets and liabilities.

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An estimation of the costs and benefits that dollar depreciation imposes through changes in the prices of imports and exports, and through changes in the potential purchasing power of U.S. international assets and liabilities.

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An estimation of the costs and benefits that dollar depreciation imposes through changes in the prices of imports and exports, and through changes in the potential purchasing power of U.S. international assets and liabilities.

Key concepts: Depreciation (economics), Liberian dollar, Economics, Monetary economics, Inflation (cosmology), Value (mathematics), Exchange rate, Balance of trade

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