Match each economic scenario with its most likely effect on the international competitiveness of the domestic country's goods. Assume the 'law of one price' does not hold perfectly and that changes in competitiveness are driven by changes in the relative price of goods between countries.
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Assessing International Competitiveness
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Nominal vs. Real Competitiveness
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Match each economic scenario with its most likely effect on the international competitiveness of the domestic country's goods. Assume the 'law of one price' does not hold perfectly and that changes in competitiveness are driven by changes in the relative price of goods between countries.
Sourcing Decision for a Global Firm
An economic analyst observes that the nominal exchange rate between Country X's currency and Country Y's currency has remained unchanged over the past year. Based solely on this information, the analyst concludes that the international competitiveness of goods from Country X relative to Country Y has also been stable. Why is this conclusion potentially incorrect?
A U.S. company observes that over the past year, the nominal exchange rate (USD per British Pound) has increased by 3%. During this same period, the general price level in the U.S. rose by 2%, while the general price level in the United Kingdom rose by 8%. For the U.S. company, this combination of factors means the real cost of goods from the United Kingdom has effectively (1), making them (2) competitive relative to U.S. goods. (Provide your answers for (1) and (2) separated by a comma, e.g., 'answer1, answer2')