Every transaction concerning the exportation of U.S. goods constitutes a

A. supply of foreign currency and demand for dollars.
B. supply of foreign currency, with no effect on the market for dollars.
C. demand for dollars, with no effect on markets for foreign currencies.
D. demand for foreign currency and a supply of dollars.


Answer: A

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