Suppose that in 2017, the Japanese rate of inflation is 2%, and the German rate of inflation
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Suppose that in 2017, the Japanese rate of inflation is 2%, and the German rate of inflation is 5%. If the euro weakens relative to the yen by 10% during 2017, what would be the magnitude of the real depreciation of the euro relative to the yen?
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ISBN: 978-1107111820
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