US $ in Canadian $02D1H JQuantity of US $Note: If the image does not appear, right-click on the placeholder and choose Show picture orView image.Referring to the graph above, suppose that the demand for the American dollar shiftsfrom D1 to D2. What might be the reason for this shift?a)The prices of Canadian goods and services have increased relative toAmerican prices.b) The Canadian economy has entered a boom period.O c)The prices of American goods and services have increased relative toCanadian prices.d) The Canadian dollar has depreciated.O e) Interest rates in the USA have decreased relative to Canadian rates.

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