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b. An American pharmaceutical firm buys a smaller competitor based in London. In the foreign exchange market for GBP, the American pharmaceutical firm is part of .
c. Louise, who lives in France, is going on a vacation to Germany. In the foreign exchange market for GBP, Louise is part of .
d. Kamran, who moved to Great Britain from India to work as an engineer, sends some of his paycheck each month to his parents in India. In the foreign exchange market for GBP, Kamran is part of .
e. An economics class from the United States is traveling to Great Britain as part of a study-away program. In the foreign exchange market for GBP, these students are part of .
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