The foreign price of U.S. goods is
A) inversely related to the exchange rate (units of foreign exchange/dollars) .
B) equal to the dollar price of U.S. goods times the exchange rate.
C) equal to the dollar price of the U.S. goods divided by the exchange rate.
D) equal to the dollar price of the U.S. goods plus the exchange rate.
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