Question

Which is an example of a demander of U.S. currency? Foreign firms that have sold imported goods in the United States, earned U.S. dollars, and are trying to pay expenses incurred in their home countries Foreign investors who wish to make direct investments in the United States economy U.S. tourists leaving to visit other countries U.S. investors who want to make foreign direct investments in other countries U.S. exporting firms that earned foreign currency and are trying to pay U.S.-based expenses

Answer 1

Answer:

Foreign investors who wish to make direct investments in the United States economy

Explanation:

A demander of US currency is an individual or person who would need the dollars to carry out transactions

An investor that would want to carry out a FDI would need US dollars to carry out her transaction because the investment would need to be conducted in dollars

Foreign direct investment (FDI) can be described as when a firm or an individual in one country makes an investment in a business interest in another country.

Foreign direct investment usually takes two form :

the investor sets up a business in the foreign country

the investor acquires foreign assets in the foreign country.

An example is when a US firm establishes a new business in another country.