Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 ˹éÒ |
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... foreign - owned banks . These banks operated more than 7,350 banking offices in Canada , 206 of which were offices of foreign banks . The scale and scope of the opera- tions of chartered banks can be seen by examining the balance sheet ...
... foreign - owned banks . These banks operated more than 7,350 banking offices in Canada , 206 of which were offices of foreign banks . The scale and scope of the opera- tions of chartered banks can be seen by examining the balance sheet ...
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... foreign currency assets decreases . The Expected Future Value of the Dollar If the dollar is expected to appreciate against other currencies , people will hold more dollar assets and fewer foreign - currency assets , other things remain ...
... foreign currency assets decreases . The Expected Future Value of the Dollar If the dollar is expected to appreciate against other currencies , people will hold more dollar assets and fewer foreign - currency assets , other things remain ...
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... foreign currency . A country's interna- tional transactions are recorded in its balance of payments accounts . The current account records receipts and expenditures connected with the sale and purchase of goods and services , as well as ...
... foreign currency . A country's interna- tional transactions are recorded in its balance of payments accounts . The current account records receipts and expenditures connected with the sale and purchase of goods and services , as well as ...
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