The Foreign Demand Curve for a Nation's Currency Is Considered

question 95

Multiple Choice

The foreign demand curve for a nation's currency is considered to be a derived demand because:

• A)it stems from the willingness of consumers in one country to buy goods and services from another country.
• B)it stems from the willingness of consumers within their country to buy goods and services that are produced within their country.
• C)it is derived from the demand of governments.
• D)it is derived by a nation's central bank.

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