Question

Please help me. Number 4. Please! Brainleist at will!!

Answer 1

It would be cheaper to buy supplies from South Africa because $1 USD converts to almost $7 there, meaning our money is worth more there, which also means we will get more for our money. This also can be related to Mexican immigrants coming to the United States to work and then send money home to their families-because our money is worth more there.

Answer 2

Hello!

It would be cheaper to buy in South Africa because the value for one USD in ZAR is 8.46. The value for one USD in EUR is 0.76. Therefore, the US dollar is more strong because the value is larger in ZAR, and you would have more money to buy more things.

But anyways, for MORE information, you should know that theoretically there's no reason to believe it would be more expensive in either place. It would likely have to do with transportation costs to the countries in question from where the supplies are made. Because you see, there's no reason to believe one US dollar has greater buying power in either place, so whether you're in Europe with Euros or South Africa with rands, you convert your dollars into the local currency and it will probably cost you the same number of DOLLARS either way. If the rand goes down in value, the prices in South Africa of everything measured in rands would go up, but would they go up when measured in US dollars?

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