The devaluation of a country's currency
A) makes foreign products more expensive for consumers in that country.
B) increases foreign demand for that country's exports.
C) can lead to deflation in that country.
D) makes foreign products more expensive for consumers in that country AND increases foreign demand for that country's exports.
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