assume us domestic exchange rate is one is to 1:1.5 and UK store mestic exchange rate is one is 1:2.5 in international trade if both countries get equal gain the term of trade must be
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The re ciprocal of 1/b is
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Term of Trade![=\frac{Price\;of\;Exports}{Price\;of\;Imports}\times100\; =\frac{Price\;of\;Exports}{Price\;of\;Imports}\times100\;](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%3D%5Cfrac%7BPrice%5C%3Bof%5C%3BExports%7D%7BPrice%5C%3Bof%5C%3BImports%7D%5Ctimes100%5C%3B)
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- Terms of trade (TOT) is the ratio between any country's export prices and import prices.
- It is obtained by dividing the price of the exports by imports and multiplying it by 100.
- Term of Trade
- An exchange rate is the ratio of a nation's currency to the currency of another nation.
Since the gain is equal but domestic exchange rate is different for the nations in international trade (US>UK), the term of trade of UK is more than that of US.
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