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The newly industrialized countries [NIC's] of the Far East such as Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong have dramatically increased their merchandize exports during the 1980s. Why do you believe this occurred and predict what you believe what this will mean for the exchange value of the NIC's currencies

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The newly industrialized countries [NIC's] of the Far East such as Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong have dramatically increased their merchandize exports during the 1980s. Why do you believe this occurred and predict what you believe what this will mean for the exchange value of the NIC's currencies.

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