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Are you ready for the new global economy?

The era of U.S. economic dominance is over, pundits say, and the future of your money is international. Take our quiz to see whether you're really ready.

By David Futrelle, Money Magazine

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1. The dollar has fallen more than 40% against the euro since 2001. Which of the following is a good way to capitalize on a continued drop?

a) Invest in a foreign-stock fund
b) Invest in a foreign-stock fund that's hedged against currency fluctuations
c) Stock up on non-American goods
d) Take a European vacation
e) Wallpaper your home with dollar bills

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