In years past, the government of China attached the value of China’s currency (the Yuan) to the value of the U. S. dollar. This meant that big changes in the U. S. dollar’s exchange value were reflected in the value of the Yuan, and the exchange rate between the two countries did not change much. What effect would this have on trade between China and the United States? The cost of exporting American goods to China would become more expensive if the U. S. dollar was weak.
The cost of exporting American goods to China would become cheaper when the U. S. dollar was weak.
The cost of importing Chinese goods would become more expensive over time for Americans.
The cost of importing Chinese goods to the U. S. would not change greatly, even if the value of the U. S. dollar did.

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