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Question
When foreign exchange rate in a country is on the rise, what impact is it likely to have on imports and how?
Solution
When there is an increase in the exchange rate in India, there will be a decrease in the demand for import of goods and services in India. For example, if the exchange rate for $1 = Rs 50 increases to $1 = Rs 56, then the import of goods to foreign countries will become costlier. So, the goods worth Rs 56 for $1 can be imported, and hence, there is a decline in the demand for imports.
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