Based on the table, which of these currency devaluations would result in the largest proportional impact on purchasing power?   A Brazilian currency drop of 0.1% in value against American currency for Brazilian consumers. An American currency drop of 0.1% in value against Japanese currency for American consumers. A Thai currency drop of 0.1% in value against Brazilian currency for Thai consumers. A Mexican currency drop of 0.1% in value against Thai currency for Mexican consumers.

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