<p>first and foremost, how does relative expansion of US output cause a depreciation?</p>
<p>my macro econ is a little hazy. 'but i got a fake id though'</p>
<p>i know personally of 4 CC lurkers who can answer this question, so close the gey pohrn window and help a brotha out</p>
<p>i could offer help on engineering ethics (also in 9 hours)</p>
<p>but i'm afraid econ's just not in my area of expertise</p>
<p>engineering ethics, thats easy, consensual intercourse with a robot is only allowable if its over the age of 17 (16 in minnesota).</p>
<p>an increase in US output raises the price level, which is akin to inflation. thus because of inflation, foreigners want to buy less american goods thus lowering the demand for american dollars in the currency market model. because of this the value of the dollar will depreciate, resulting in greater net exports. good luck</p>
<p>thanks,</p>
<p>who knew free floating currencies made the domestic money market more vulnerable...BRING BACK POL POT!</p>