From 1975 to 1995, the value of the dollar in terms of yen fell from over 300 yen per dollar to about 100 yen per dollar. Considering the impact of this alone, this would likely:

A. make the U.S. AD curve steeper.
B. shift the U.S. AD curve to the left.
C. shift the U.S. AD curve to the right.
D. make the U.S. AD curve flatter.


Answer: C

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