Other things equal, the extent of foreign investment depends on relative expected returns. In order to make investments, what must investors in one country do to purchase the foreign currencies needed for the foreign investment?    sell their own currency            engage in currency arbitrage            buy their own currency            buy foreign government bonds            float their currency

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