Grupo Bimbo (Mexico). Grupo Bimbo, headquartered in Mexico City, is one of the largest bakery companies in the world. On January 1st, when the spot exchange rate isPs10.82/$, the company borrows $24.9 million from a New York bank for one year at 6.79% interest (Mexican banks had quoted 9.61% for an equivalent loan in pesos). During that year, U.S. inflation is 2.1% and Mexican inflation is 4.7%. At the end of the year the firm repays the dollar loan. a. If Bimbo expected the spot rate at the end of one year to be equal to purchasing power parity, what would be the cost to Bimbo of its dollar loan in peso-denominated interest? b. What is the real interest cost (adjusted for inflation) to Bimbo, in peso-denominated terms, of borrowing the dollars for one year, again assuming purchasing power parity? c. If the actual spot rate at the end of the year turned out to be Ps9.65/$, what was the actual peso-denominated interest cost of the loan? a. If Bimbo expected the spot rate at the end of one year to be equal to purchasing power parity, what would be the cost to Bimbo of its dollar loan in peso-denominated interest? If Bimbo expected the spot rate at the end of one year to be equal to purchasing power parity, the cost to Bimbo of its dollar loan in peso-denominated interest is %. (Round to four decimal places.) b. What is the real interest cost (adjusted for inflation) to Bimbo, in peso-denominated terms, of borrowing the dollars for one year, again assuming purchasing power parity? The real interest cost (adjusted for inflation) to Bimbo, in peso-denominated terms, of borrowing the dollars for one year, again assuming purchasing power parity, is %. (Round to four decimal places.) c. If the actual spot rate at the end of the year turned out to be Ps9.65/$, what was the actual peso-denominated interest cost of the loan? If the actual spot rate at the end of the year turned out to be Ps9.65/$, the actual peso-denominated interest cost of the loan is %. (Round to four decimal places.)