Figure 19-1Exchangerate ($/€)$1.051.00ASupply※BD₂D₁Quantity of eurostraded per dayRefer to Figure 19-1. Which of the following would cause the change depicted in the figureabove?The U.S. removes a quota on wristwatches from the European Union.European productivity rises relative to American productivity.The price level of goods produced in the EU increases relative to the price level of goods produced inthe United States.Americans increase their preferences for goods produced in the EU relative to American goods.

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