An article in the New York Times observes that the high value of the yen is dealing

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An article in the New York Times observes that the high value of the yen “is dealing crippling blows to [Japan’s] once all-important export machine.” The article also observes, though, that “a high yen benefits Japan’s rapidly expanding elderly population.”
a. Does a “high yen” mean that it takes more or fewer yen to exchange for one U.S. dollar?
b. How does a high yen hurt Japanese exports?
c. How might a high yen help the elderly population in Japan?

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Money, Banking, and the Financial System

ISBN: 978-0134524061

3rd edition

Authors: R. Glenn Hubbard, Anthony Patrick O'Brien

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