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The Dollar Dilemma : The Falling Dollar Has Made American Goods More Attractive to Consumers Abroad, But Not Everyone Is Happy About the Currency's Slide

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The Dollar Dilemma : The Falling Dollar Has Made American Goods More Attractive to Consumers Abroad, But Not Everyone Is Happy About the Currency's Slide

DATE: Spring 2005

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Nash, Betty Joyce and Wang, Jennifer. "The Dollar Dilemma : The Falling Dollar Has Made American Goods More Attractive to Consumers Abroad, But Not Everyone Is Happy About the Currency's Slide," in Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. "Spring 2005, Volume 9, Number 2," Econ Focus (Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond) (Spring 2005) : 26-27. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/3941/item/476929/toc/503895 , accessed on March 24, 2023.

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