If there is 10% inflation  in  Brazil,  15% inflation  in  Argentina,  and the Argentine  peso weakens by 21% relative to the Brazilian  real, by how much has the peso strengthened or weakened in real terms.  What effect do you expect that this change in the real exchange rate would have on trade between the two countries?

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