Americans buying Japanese cars:

A. supply U.S. dollars and demand Japanese yen.
B. demand U.S. dollars and demand Japanese yen.
C. supply both U.S. dollars and Japanese yen.
D. demand U.S. dollars and supply Japanese yen.


Answer: A

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