The Foreign Demand Curve for a Nation's Currency Is Considered

Multiple Choice

The foreign demand curve for a nation's currency is considered to be a derived demand because:

A) it stems from the willingness of consumers in one country to buy goods and services from another country.
B) it stems from the willingness of consumers within their country to buy goods and services that are produced within their country.
C) it is derived from the demand of governments.
D) it is derived by a nation's central bank.