Angelika's company is based in Germany and sells its products all over the world. Currently, Angelika's company sells more products in Japan than ever before because the Yen has appreciated against the Euro, which means that Japanese consumers have more buying power. However, if the Yen depreciates against the Euro, their sales will drop unless they lower the prices on their products. *** Question | The situation Angelika's company faces illustrates which type of currency risk? A) translation exposure B) consolidation C) economic exposure D) transaction exposure E) hedging

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