Which of the following would cause the U.S. demand curve for Japanese yen to shift to the right?

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A) An increase in the U.S. inflation rate compared to the rate in Japan would lead to a decrease in the value of the U.S. dollar relative to the Japanese yen, making Japanese goods relatively cheaper for U.S. consumers, which would increase the demand for yen.
B) A higher real rate of interest on investments in Japan than on investments in the United States would increase the demand for yen as investors would try to invest in Japan to receive higher returns.
C) The popularity of Japanese products increases in the United States may not necessarily affect the demand for yen as it does not directly impact the exchange rate between the two currencies. 
Thus, all of these factors - A, B, and C - would cause the U.S. demand curve for Japanese yen to shift to the right.

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