Travis takes two trips to Ecuador. On his first trip, he finds that one US dollar is worth 25000 Ecuadorian Sucre. On his return trip, he finds that the dollar is now worth 24000 Ecuadorian Sucre. What is a likely result of this change in exchange rates? American exports to Ecuador decrease Ecuadorians will invest less in US American imports from Ecuador will increase American exports to Ecuador increase

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