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Won't it be D, cause the TWI does decrease, but the supply of AUD increases as more sell AUD for other currenciesthink about the concept of interest rate differentials + if you said sell aud, which depreciates the currency and the twi is an exchange rate index, won't the twi decrease
so it must be B
yes sorry you are right that’s what I meant .Won't it be D, cause the TWI does decrease, but the supply of AUD increases as more sell AUD for other currencies
Yh but that's the very indirect effect: increased supply of AUD, depreciation AUD, international competitveness of exports increase, increase TWIwhy would TWI decrease because aren't exports now cheaper?
wait what if the AUD depreciated doesn't that directly mean that exports will riseYh but that's the very indirect effect: increased supply of AUD, depreciation AUD, international competitveness of exports increase, increase TWI
But the more direct effect is: reduced interest rates in AUS vs world, less inward foreign investment, less demand for AUD, depreciation AUD, decrease TWI
Wait I kinda explained that bad. So here are the two cases:wait what if the AUD depreciated doesn't that directly mean that exports will rise
okay i think what i'm not understanding is how does depreciation AUD immediately cause a decrease TWI? like what happens when AUD depreciates that causes the TWI to decrease?Wait I kinda explained that bad. So here are the two cases:
A; reduced interest rates in AUD vs world, less inward foreign investment, increased supply/decreased demand of AUD (as ppl invest in other countries), depreciation AUD/decrease TWI, international competitiveness of exports increase, appreciation AUD/increase TWI
B; reduced interest rates in AUS vs world, less inward foreign investment, increased supply/decreased demand for AUD, depreciation AUD/decrease TWI
Do you see how A (reasoning it based on exports) requires a decrease in TWI then results later in an increase in TWI (as underlined)? Due to the many steps, this takes longer to happen, while B is more direct
Oh ok, well the TWI is a measure of the currency's value, so the way you know whether AUD appreciate or depre is if TWI improves or deterioatesokay i think what i'm not understanding is how does depreciation AUD immediately cause a decrease TWI? like what happens when AUD depreciates that causes the TWI to decrease?
OH i'm so dumb i was getting confused with the TOTOh ok, well the TWI is a measure of the currency's value, so the way you know whether AUD appreciate or depre is if TWI improves or deterioates
Np npOH i'm so dumb i was getting confused with the TOT
thank u for the help