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Okay, this question asks, which of the following has or have a major impact on the level of net exports x through z? is it a, the growth rate of gdp in south africa relative to the growth rates of gdp in other countries, the price level in south africa relative to the price levels in other countries, or the exchange rate between the rand and other countries? so it is all three, a, b, and c.
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Because for part a, the growth rate of the gdp in south africa compared to other countries can affect net exports.
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If south africa's economy is growing faster than those of its trading partners, domestic income and spending increase, which can lead to higher imports.
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Conversely, if other countries are growing faster than south africa, their increased income might boost their demand for south african exports, potentially increasing south africa's exports.
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B, changes in the price level in south africa compared to other countries influence not exports as well.
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If prices in south africa rise relative to prices in other countries, south african goods and services become more expensive for foreign buyers, which can reduce exports...