The impact of exchange rates on the use of free trade agreements Once the courts are able to hear such questions again, we will be clear about how the courts will apply the terms of this specific agreement. Our courts are not only based on law alone, the broader principles of justice and justice, as well as Ubuntu are always taken into consideration. Once the National State of Disaster is cancelled, we will offer an all-inclusive service that is very affordable for landlords with tenants who do not comply with the terms of the agreements to obtain a judgment against these tenants. These judgments will be quickly collected because the agreements have been reduced to the letter, making it very easy to prove what the parties agreed to during the disaster. That is why we assume that long attempts will be avoided and that precious time and money will be saved. If written correctly, the deposit can be effectively refunded to the tenant and the tenant can use the deposit to pay his rent if it is to be the contract. In the TPN Rental Recovery Pack, the deposit usage agreement is established on the basis of this specific principle – the parties agree that the owner will no longer hold the deposit. The contract for the use of the deposit is written in such a way that the landlord keeps the deposit (because it is simply not feasible to reimburse it and recover it from the tenant) and uses it to pay the rent or part of the rent. This is permitted by law, as the parties have agreed to change the terms of the original lease.

This evidence deepens our understanding of the impact of exchange rates on trade. In general, it is thought that a devaluation of the national currency leads to an increase in exports under the Marshall-Lerner condition by lowering the prices of the importers` currency relative to the prices of products from other countries. The above effect on the use of the free trade agreement implies that the effect of currency devaluation is not limited to such a direct channel between the ESTV Member States. Since trade values generally increase when MFN systems are converted to free trade systems due to lower trade tariffs, the depreciation of the national currency may increase more sharply than if only the model effect mentioned above by relative price changes are taken into account. We see this effect of exchange rates on the utilization rate of the AKFTA Free Trade Agreement. In particular, by examining the use of AKFTA at the product level for exports from ten ASEAN countries to Korea during the period 2007-2011, we find statistically significant evidence that a depreciation of the ASEAN currency against the importer`s currency (Korean won) increases AKFTA utilization rates.