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Which is an example of foreign portfolio investment?
a. Australian tourists going on a safari in Kenya.
b. Indonesian merchants selling coffee beans to Japanese importers.
c. US consumers increasing their demand for German automobiles.
d. Brazilian banks using pesos to buy stock in Mexican corporations.
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