1 USD was trading for 114 Japanese yens on December 9, 2021, and then the value of USD increased to 150 U.S. Japanese yens on October 20, 2022. How would this change affect U.S. exports to Japan: the demand for US goods and services by Japan? How would this change affect U.S. aggregate demand curve?

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