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If people expect the dollar to depreciate, then the

If people expect the dollar to depreciate, then the
A) demand for dollars will decrease, the supply of dollars will increase, and the exchange rate will fall.
B) demand for dollars will decrease, the supply of dollars will not change, and the exchange rate will fall.
C) supply of dollars will increase, the demand for dollars will not change, and the exchange rate will fall.
D) demand for dollars will increase, the supply of dollars will decrease, and the exchange rate will rise.

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