A country has favourable terms of trade when the prices o...
A country has favourable terms of trade when the prices of her
Exports rises relative to the price of her imports
Exports falls relative to the price of her imports
Imports rise faster than the prices of imports
Imports and exports move in the same direction
Correct answer is A
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