the u. s. trade deficit has increased the value of the dollar.

question 15 options:
true
false

False

Explanation:

A trade deficit occurs when the value of a country imports is more than its exports.  If a country's currency has a high value, its exports become expensive while imports become cheap.

The US dollar strength is a reflection of the country's economic conditions.  Since the end of the 2008-2009 recession, the dollar has been gaining strength as the economy has been improving. Over the same period, the trade deficit has also been on the rise.

The trade deficit is not the reason why the US Dollar value has increased.  During the 2008 recession, the US had a trade deficit; the economy was weak, and so was the dollar. The dollar is strong because of the Fed's monetary policies, including the 2015 hike in interest rates and money supply restrictions.

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