The basic assumption behind the J-curve effect is that

A) supply and demand for currencies are less elastic in the short run than in the long run.
B) in the short run, supply will exceed demand; in the long run, they will be equal.
C) an overshooting effect occurs as people adjust to the new information.
D) investors tend to be overly cautious in currency instruments.


A

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