Suppose residents of the U.S. consume relatively more of U.S. export goods than residents of foreign countries.

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Suppose residents of the U.S. consume relatively more of U.S. export goods than residents of foreign countries. In other words, U.S. export goods have a higher weight in the U.S. CPI than they do in other countries. Conversely, foreign exports have a lower weight in the U.S. CPI than they do abroad. What would be the effect on the dollar's real of a rise in the U.S. terms of trade (the relative price of U.S. exports in terms of U.S. imports)?
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