Higher real interest rates in the United States (relative to foreign real interest rates) will lead to a(n) _____________________ of the dollar, a ____________ shift of the U.S. AD curve and a _________________ shift of the U.S. SRAS curve

A) appreciation; rightward; leftward
B) appreciation; leftward; rightward
C) depreciation ; rightward; leftward
D) depreciation; leftward; rightward
E) appreciation; rightward; rightward


B

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