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A rise in imports shifts the demand curve for foreign exchange
ALeft, appreciating it
BRight, depreciating it
CLeft, depreciating it
DRight, appreciating it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Right, depreciating it
Paying for more imports needs more foreign currency, so demand moves right and the home currency weakens.
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