Which of the following would result from an increase in Canada's GDP?

A.  Canadian exports would rise and the Canadian dollar would depreciate.

B.  Both Canadian exports and imports would rise and there would be no change in the value of the Canadian dollar.

C. Canadian exports would rise, but imports would decrease and there would be no change in the value of the Canadian dollar.

D.  Canadian imports would rise and the Canadian dollar would depreciate.

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Which of the following would result from an increase in Canada's GDP? 





 


A.  Canadian exports would rise and the Canadian dollar would depreciate.





 


B.  Both Canadian exports and imports would rise and there would be no change in the value of the Canadian dollar.





 


C. Canadian exports would rise, but imports would decrease and there would be no change in the value of the Canadian dollar.





 


D.  Canadian imports would rise and the Canadian dollar would depreciate.

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		A. Canadian exports would rise and the Canadian dollar would depreciate.
		B. Both Canadian exports and imports would rise and there would be no change in the value of the Canadian dollar.
		C. Canadian exports would rise, but imports would decrease and there would be no change in the value of the Canadian dollar.
		D. Canadian imports would rise and the Canadian dollar would depreciate.