The United States increases the money supply, deflating the value of the dollar. As a result, people of other countries can purchase more goods manufactured in the United States for less of their own currency. I hope that this is the answer you were looking for and it has helped you.
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As a result of the exchange rate between the U.S. Dollar and the British Pound changing, the U.S. dollar would depreciate and make imports more expensive.
<h3>What happens when the Dollar falls against the Pound?</h3>
If there is a situation where the British Pound gained more against the U.S. dollar as is the case above, the result would be that people in the U.S. would require more dollars to buy British products.
This means that imports into the U.S. from Britain would be more expensive as more dollars would be needed per British pound.
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