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country B's currency is equal to country A's inflation rate plus country B's inflation rate the depreciation of a country A's currency relative to country B's currency is equal to country A's inflation rate minus country B's inflation rate the depreciation of a country A's currency relative to country B's currency is equal to country B's inflation rate minus country A's inflation rate Question 10(1 point) Suppose country W only produces one type of good (widgets) and produced the same number of widgets in 2018 and 2019 All money in country W is cold, hard cash Suppose that, in every year, each unit of currency was spent four times per year on average, but that the nominal GDP of country W increased by 9 from 2018 to 2019 This must mean that the money supply of country W increased by percent from 2018 to 2019 Do not include the percent sign in your answer Your Answer Question 10 options Answer Question 11(1 point) What is true if absolute PPP holds between the US and Canada (Note that USD refers to US dollars while CAD refers to Canadian dollars) Question 11 options The nominal exchange rate of USD per CAD equals the US price level divided by the Canadian price level, and the real exchange rate is less than one The nominal exchange rate of USD per CAD equals the US price level divided by the Canadian price level, and the real exchange rate is greater than one The nominal exchange rate of USD per CAD equals the Canadian price level divided by the US price level, and the real exchange rate is equal to one The nominal exchange rate of USD per CAD equals the US price level divided by the Canadian price level, and the real exchange rate is equal to one Question 12(1 point) Suppose money supply growth rates and real GDP growth rates have been chugging along in the US and Canada at 1 per year for a long time, when suddenly, the real GDP growth rate in Canada increases to 4 What will happen, according to the monetary model Question 12 options The US dollar will depreciate 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Calculate the relative price qg<\/sup>US\/EUR<\/sub>of a price of designer jeans if they cost 45 in Europe, $50 in the US, and the exchange rate E$\/<\/sub>is 1.2.<\/p>

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The evidence shows that relative PPP _____.<\/p>

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the depreciation of a country A's currency relative to country B's currency is equal to country A's inflation rate plus country B's inflation rate.<\/p>

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Suppose country W only produces one type of good (widgets) and produced the same number of widgets in 2018 and 2019. All money in country W is cold, hard cash. Suppose that, in every year, each unit of currency was spent four times per year on average, but that the nominal GDP of country W increased by 9% from 2018 to 2019. This must mean that the money supply of country W increased by ____ percent from 2018 to 2019. Do not include the percent sign in your answer<\/p>

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What is true if absolute PPP holds between the US and Canada?<\/p>

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Suppose money supply growth rates and real GDP growth rates have been chugging along in the US and Canada at 1% per year for a long time, when suddenly, the real GDP growth rate in Canada increases to 4%. What will happen, according to the monetary model?<\/p>

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