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Asian tigers freely convertible currency economic integration () European Union (EU) external debt ̳ () International Monetary Fund multinational corporation currency exchange rate truly convertible currency flexible exchange rate gold export point law of one price ( ) depreciation depreciation of the gryvnya exchange rate depreciation gold import point managed floating exchange rate rate of exchange net foreign investment hard currency new world compact - () Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) ϳ () North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) international balance of payment () World Trade Organization (WTO) purchasing power parity exchange rate overshooting exchange rate appreciation ( ) appreciation appreciation of the gryvnya real exchange rate ( ) revaluation ( ) managed float regime (dirty float) reserve assets (official reserves) foreign exchange market joint floating fixed exchange rate

 

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15. If someone argues that a strong hryvnya is,,good for Ukraine because Ukrainians are able to exchange some of their GDP for a greater amount of foreign GDP, is it true that a strong hryvnya is good for every Ukrainian? Why?

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