When the U.S. dollar appreciates against a foreign currency, U.S. goods become:
A. less expensive to people abroad, and we expect net exports to increase.
B. less expensive to people abroad, and we expect net exports to decrease.
C. more expensive to people abroad, and we expect net exports to decrease.
D. more expensive to people abroad, and we expect net exports to increase.
Answer: C
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