The pressures on the foreign exchange market are such that they cause the British pound to depreciate against the US dollar. If the British pound tries to maintain the exchange rate against the US dollar, which of the following pressures will stop the pressure to devalue the British pound? a. Britain has to sell pounds to buy dollars b. Britain will have to increase its money supply to create a domestic product

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