Refer to the graph below. If more people in the United States decide to purchase Japanese cars, what effect will this have on the market for yen?

Assume that Japan and the United States are engaged in a system of flexible exchange rates.







A. The price of yen will increase

B. The price of yen will decrease

C. The supply of yen will increase

D. The supply of yen will decrease


A. The price of yen will increase

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