alleryStart learning →A country selling more than it imports sees what happen to demand for its currency?
AIt falls to nothing
BIt tends to increase
CIt remains constant
DIt equals import demand
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. It tends to increase
Foreign buyers need the exporter's currency to pay, so demand for it rises.
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