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Preview: ... hat they can comfortably afford. We have seen in the past (The Great Depression) that when we are going through a recession, a country’s currency becomes less in value. This makes importing goods from other countries more difficult since it is more expensive. (Wild, Wild, Han, pg. 154) If we take a look at our economy currently, we will see that the value of our American dollar has dropped in value. Our country seems to think printing more money is the answer when all they are doing is hurting us more economically.<br><br> As you can see the trade and world output correlate together. If one goes up the other goes up; while at the same time if one goes down the other goes down. The difference in the two is the pace. They may increase and/or decrease at different times. There is no set amount of time for the other to follow. For example, “World trade has more than tripled while world output has 'only' doubled. The rise in trade relative to output is common across countries and regions, although the relative growth in trade and output varies greatly” (Bank of England, 2008). The trade output has been affected by the world out ...

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