Question

Japan was able to prevent slipping into the mire of the Great Depression by devaluing its currency. How did this act help the nation survive nearly unscathed?

Answer 1

(C) This made Japanese products easier to sell on foreign markets.

Explanation: PRETTY SURE THIS IS THE ANSWER!

Answer 2

When a nation takes the step of devaluing its currency, it is making its exports less expensive in the world market, meaning they're more competitive, and draw money away from countries with higher prices.