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When the rupee appreciates against the dollar, an Indian needs to pay
AFewer rupees per dollar
BMore rupees per dollar
CEqual rupees per dollar
DOnly dollar coins
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Fewer rupees per dollar
A stronger rupee buys more dollars, so each dollar costs fewer rupees.
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