In the summer of 2015, the exchange rate of China's currency, the yuan, declined against other currencies. The lower value for the yuan was expected to have a negative effect on firms such as Apple and Yum Brands (owners of KFC and Pizza Hut) that have stores or restaurants in China. But the lower value of the yuan was expected to benefit Foxconn, a firm based in Taiwan that assembles iPhones in China. Source: Lorraine Luk and Eva Dou, "Devalued Yuan Set to Take Bite Out of Apple, Give Boost to Chinese Rivals," Wall Street Journal, August 11, 2015. Part 2 The decline in the value of the yuan would have a negative effect on firms, such as Apple and Yum, but would benefit other firms, such as Foxconn, that also operate in China because it takes A. more dollars to buy a yuan so labor costs are lower for Foxconn, but the lower value of the yuan decreases the relative price of Apple and Yum Brands products. B. more dollars to buy a yuan so labor costs are lower for Foxconn, but the lower value of the yuan increases the relative price of Apple and Yum Brands products. C