A central bank might attempt to offset an increase in the cost of foreign goods by
A) selling its own currency in the foreign-exchange market.
B) buying its own currency in the foreign-exchange market.
C) lowering domestic interest rates.
D) raising the prices of domestic goods by a similar amount.
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