The demand for Canadian dollars in the foreign-exchange market is derived from
A) exports from Canada + capital outflows from Canada.
B) exports from Canada + capital inflows to Canada.
C) imports to Canada + capital outflows from Canada.
D) imports to Canada + capital inflows to Canada.
E) the Canadian government's holding of official reserves.
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