A depreciation of the South Korean won against the U.S. dollar will

A. Raise the dollar price of Korean goods.
B. Lower the won price of Korean goods.
C. Lower the dollar price of U.S. goods.
D. Raise the won price of U.S. goods.


Answer: D

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