When the U.S. dollar depreciates, what happens to exports and imports in the United States? As the U.S. dollar depreciates, domestic goods become ▼ more expensive cheaper and imported goods become ▼ more expensive cheaper , thus ▼ domestic consumers and foreigners foreigners neither domestic consumers nor foreigners domestic consumers will buy more of the U.S.-produced goods. Hence, U.S. exports will ▼ increase not change decrease and U.S. imports will ▼ not change increase decrease .
