The following question are based on the following diagrams, showing the demand and supply of U.S. dollars in terms of Danish krone. For all cases D₀ and S₀ are initial demand and supply and D₁ and S₁ are new demand and supply. Assume an initial exchange rate of 9 krone to $1.

-In 1985,the Japanese yen was quoted at 235 per dollar.In 2013,the quoted price was 104 per dollar.As a result,other things being equal,one would expect that
A) Japanese goods will become more expensive for U.S. buyers.
B) U.S. goods will become more expensive for Japanese buyers.
C) the Japanese will import less from and export more to the United States.
D) gold will flow from Japan to the United States.
E) the U.S. demand curve for yen will shift to the right and the dollar price of yen will fall.

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The following question are based on the following diagrams, showing the demand and supply of U.S. dollars in terms of Danish krone. For all cases D₀ and S₀ are initial demand and supply and D₁ and S₁ are new demand and supply. Assume an initial exchange rate of 9 krone to $1.
 
-In 1985,the Japanese yen was quoted at 235 per dollar.In 2013,the quoted price was 104 per dollar.As a result,other things being equal,one would expect that
A) Japanese goods will become more expensive for U.S. buyers. 
B) U.S. goods will become more expensive for Japanese buyers. 
C) the Japanese will import less from and export more to the United States. 
D) gold will flow from Japan to the United States. 
E) the U.S. demand curve for yen will shift to the right and the dollar price of yen will fall.

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The yen has appreciated against the dollar, making Japanese goods more expensive for U.S. buyers.

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