5. Norway pegs to the euro, but soon after, EMU benefits from a favorable shift in the...
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5. Norway pegs to the euro, but soon after, EMU benefits from a favorable shift in the world demand for non-Norwegian EMU exports. What happens to the exchange rate of the Norwegian krone against non-euro currencies? How is Norway affected? How does the size of this effect depend on the volume of trade between Norway and the euro zone economies?
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