In the early 2000s, Oz had a price elasticity of demand for imports of 0.21 and a price elasticity of demand for exports of 1.34. A depreciation of the Oz rupee would: Check all correct answers Each choice is worth 1 point, which you will receive if you correctly either check or do not check the choice多项选择题

A

lower total value of imports

B

worsen a trade surplus

C

worsen a trade deficit

D

lower quantity of imports

E

lower quantity of exports

F

lower price of imports

G

lower total value of exports

H

lower price of exports

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