In an open economy, you must differentiate between the demand for domestic goods and the domestic demand for goods by: O A. subtracting the quantity of imports. O B. subtracting the part of the demand for domestic goods that comes from abroad. C. subtracting the value of imports in terms of domestic goods. O D. adding the quantity of imports. In an open economy where C= 1,175, /= 50, G= 550, X= 375, and IM= 375, and the real exchange rate () = 1.05 the values of which are expressed in terms of domestic goods, the domestic demand for goods is and the demand for domestic goods is (Enter your response as a whole number.)