The foreign exchange rate affects agriculture because

A) A weaker dollar makes depresses the export demand for U.S farm commodities.
B) A stronger dollar enhances the export demand for U.S. farm commodities.
C) A weaker dollar makes imports of inputs used by U.S. farmers.
D) None of the above.

Answer: D

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