An investment bank has developed a new indicator for tracking international currency values using the cost of an iPad (8th generation) 32GB as a benchmark. The concept behind the iPad Index is based on The Economist magazine's Big Mac Index, which uses the cost of a McDonald's hamburger to compare currency values. ** Part a. (5 marks) Suppose that you are representing the investment bank. Briefly explain to the public that your iPad index could possibly be a better index than the Big Mac Index. ** Part b (5 marks) Briefly discuss why the iPad index may not be a good index for long-run comparisons (relative to the Big Mac Index). **Part c (10 marks) The prices of an iPad (8th generation) 32GB in some countries are assumed to be as follows: . 329.99 USD in the US 3499 RMB in China 429 CAD in Canada 319.97 in the UK 34,800 yen in Japan The current exchange rates are assumed to be as follows: EUSDIRMB = 0.16 EUSDICAD=0.82 EUSDIE = 1.41 EUSD/yen = 0.009 . . Show that each of the four non-US currencies (RMB,CAD,Pound, Yen) is over/under-valued based on the iPad Index. Write down your calculations.