United States exports, international tourism in the United States, and foreign capital inflow into the United States all give rise to

A) depreciation of the U.S. dollar.
B) a supply of foreign currencies to the United States.
C) a demand for foreign currencies in the United States.
D) decreased foreign-exchange reserves in the United States.

International Tourism

Traveling to foreign countries for leisure, business or other purposes, which contributes to the economic and cultural exchange between nations.

Foreign Capital Inflow

The entry of capital from one country into another, where it is used to purchase assets or invest in business activities, often enhancing economic development.

Depreciation

The process by which capital assets lose value over time due to use, wear and tear, or obsolescence.