During World War I, the price in the U.K. increased by more than that in the U.S. Following Churchill's suggestion of a return to the gold standard at the prewar parity (i.e., setting the price of one ounce of gold to £5), what is the implication on the real exchange rate compared with the prewar level? Please explain.

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