A rightward shift of the Canadian demand curve for foreign exchange will

a. decrease the price of foreign exchange in Canada
b. decrease the value of the Canadian dollar
c. increase the value of the Canadian dollar
d. make foreign goods less expensive in terms of Canadian dollars
e. make Canadian goods more expensive in terms of foreign exchange


B

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