Foreign households and foreign firms demand U.S. dollars in exchange for foreign currency for all of the following, except A. when currency traders want dollars because they expect that the value of the dollar in the future to be greater than its current value. B. when U.S. firms and households want foreign currencies so that they can buy goods and services produced in those foreign countries. C. when foreign firms and households want dollars so that they can buy goods and services produced in the United States. D. when foreign firms and households want to invest in the United States either through foreign direct investment or through foreign portfolio investment.

Foreign people always Want dollars when they want to spend in the United States, or if they want to purchase products and services produced in the United States, or if they want to exchange, in the order to bring about changes in returns. When individuals and businesses in the United States want the hard exchange to purchase products and services produced in other nations.