If the u.s. dollar depreciates, then u.s. exports become _____ expensive to others and foreign goods become _____ expensive to those in the united states.
If u.s. dollar depreciates, then u.s. exports become less expensive to others and foreign goods become more expensive to those in the united states.
Dollar depreciation is translated to a change in currency value compared with other currencies. It loses its high value to its counter currency. This happens when there are changes in monetary policies, a sudden inflation, and competitive export prices are low.