An article on the Dow Jones Newswire in 2017 about Toyota noted, "The company has long been committed to building at least three million vehicles a year in Japan, in part out of a desire to provide jobs in the country... That was an easier decision when a dollar bought Yen 120 two years ago." Source: Sean McLain and Chester Dawson, "Japanese Carmakers Fight Jam in U.S.," Dow Jones Newswire, May 11, 2017. Does the article imply that in 2017 it took more than 120 yen to exchange for a dollar or fewer than 120 yen? Briefly explain. A. Fewer than 120 yen, making Japanese Toyota exports more expensive. B. Fewer than 120 yen, making Japanese Toyota exports less expensive. C. More than 120 yen, making Japanese Toyota exports less expensive. D. More than 120 yen, making Japanese Toyota exports more expensive. Part 2 Given your answer above, why would Toyota's decision to produce three million cars in Japan have been easier two years ago? A. The foreign demand for Japanese Toyota exports was greater. B. The Japanese demand for Toyotas produced in Japan was less. C. The foreign demand for Japanese Toyota exports was less. D. The Japanese supply