### Quiz: Factors Influencing U.S. Demand for Foreign Currency**Question:**Which of the following would increase the U.S. demand for foreign currency?**Options:**- **a.** an increase in U.S. real interest rate- **b.** an increase in incomes abroad- **c.** a decrease in the U.S. demand for foreign goods- **d.** an increase in the U.S. demand for foreign goods- **e.** a decrease in U.S. income### Explanation:For this multiple-choice question, consider the following scenarios:- **U.S. Real Interest Rate:** Changes in the U.S. real interest rate can affect how attractive U.S. investments are relative to foreign assets, potentially influencing currency demand.- **Incomes Abroad:** When incomes abroad increase, residents of those countries may increase their consumption, including goods from the U.S., affecting demand for the currency.- **Demand for Foreign Goods (U.S.):** If the U.S. demand for foreign goods rises, Americans would need more foreign currency to pay for these goods.- **U.S. Income Changes:** Changes in U.S. income levels can impact the overall demand for goods and services, affecting currency needs.Given these options, the correct answer highlights a factor that directly increases the demand for foreign currency by Americans.

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ich of the following would increase the U.S. demand for foreign currency? O a. an increase in U.S. real interest rate b. an increase in incomes abroad Oc. a decrease in the U.S. demand for foreign goods d. an increase in the U.S. demand for foreign goods e. a decrease in U.S. income

ich of the following would increase the U.S. demand for foreign currency? O a. an increase in U.S. real interest rate b. an increase in incomes abroad Oc. a decrease in the U.S. demand for foreign goods d. an increase in the U.S. demand for foreign goods e. a decrease in U.S. income

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