6. If Canadian consumers expect the value of the Canadian dollar to rise against the US dollar, what impact would we expect this to have on Canadians' demand for American made products? a. The demand for American-made items would fall. b. The demand for American-made items would not change. c. The demand for American-made items would rise. d. The demand for American-made items would double.

6. If Canadian consumers expect the value of the Canadian dollar to rise against the US dollar, what impact would we expect this to have on Canadians' demand for American made products? a. The demand for American-made items would fall. b. The demand for American-made items would not change. c. The demand for American-made items would rise. d. The demand for American-made items would double.

MACROECONOMICS

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Chapter19: The International Monetary System: Order Or Disorder

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