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Which situation would allow a country to increase the goods it imports despite spending the same amount of money?

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A situation that would allow a country to import more goods for the same amount of money is A. The exchange rate for the country's currency increased.

<h3>What happens when exchange rates increase?</h3>

When a nation's exchange rate increases, it means the country's currency is now stronger and can buy more goods.

This means that the country will be able to import more goods for the same amount of money because that amount of money is now more valuable.

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