Answer:
Increases
Step-by-step explanation:
Suppose that the current exchange rate between Canada and united states equals:
1 Canadian Dollar = 0.76 United states dollar
If the value of the US dollar increases as compared to the Canadian dollar for months. Suppose now the exchange rate equals:
1 Canadian Dollar = 0.60 United states dollar
This means that there is an appreciation in the currency of US dollar and depreciation in the currency of Canadian dollar.
Hence, if US imports some goods from the Canada then the amount paid for that amount of goods is lower under this exchange rate than the amount paid for the same amount of goods before this exchange rate.
Therefore, there is an increase in the amount of imports of goods and services from the Canada.