Question: Purchasing power parity predicts that when the US experiences higher inflation rates than another country:O a. The US interest rate should increaseO b. the foreign currency should depreciate.the dollar should appreciate.O d. the foreign currency should appreciate.Oe.the exchange rate should stay the same. Question: According to the "asset market approach to exchange" a decrease in domestic interest rate will cause a financialrepositioning towardfinancial assets and a .... . of the.......... currency.O a. domestic; depreciation; foreign.O b.domestic; depreciation; domestic.O C.foreign; appreciation; domestic.Od.foreign; depreciation; domestic.O e.domestic; appreciation; foreign.

According to the relative purchasing power parity, the changes in the exchange rate equalize with…

Question: Purchasing power parity predicts that when the US experiences higher inflation rates than another country: O a. The US interest rate should increase O b. the foreign currency should depreciate. O C the dollar should appreciate. O d. the foreign currency should appreciate. O e. the exchange rate should stay the same.

Question: Purchasing power parity predicts that when the US experiences higher inflation rates than another country: O a. The US interest rate should increase O b. the foreign currency should depreciate. O C the dollar should appreciate. O d. the foreign currency should appreciate. O e. the exchange rate should stay the same.

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