Which of the following strategies can a country use to keep its products inexpensive for consumers in the u. s.?
a. raising its interest rates
b. keeping its interest rates low
c. increasing its exports
d. avoiding debt

The correct answer is B.

If interest rates are kept in low levels, the value of that country's domestic currency stays low as well. Otherwise, high interest rates would attract foreign investors, willing to purchase domestic assest and it would lead to an appreciation of the domestic currency.

If the value of the currency remains low, with respect to other foreign currencies, foreign consumers (such as US consumers) will be attracted by the cheap price of that country's products, which are inexpensive for them due to the exchange rate.

1.new zealand has a large temperate climate while for north has subtropical weather during summer.

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