Steel Block is a hypothetical U.S. steel manufacturer. The following table shows Steel Block's production costs of producing a ton of steel. Note that Steel Block denominates the costs of its inputs in dollars as well as pesos. Initially, in period 1, the exchange value of the dollar is $0.25 per peso. Complete the Period 1 section in the following table by calculating the peso equivalent of the input costs and Steel Block's total cost of producing a ton of steel. Cost of Producing a ton of Steel Period 1: $0.25 per Peso Period 2: $0.50 per Peso Cost Equivalent Cost Equivalent (Dollar) (Peso) (Dollar) (Peso) 160.00 640.00 160.00 320.00 Labor 120.00 480.00 120.00 Dollar-denominated inputs Peso-denominated inputs 100.00 400.00 Energy cost 50.00 200.00 50.00 100.00 Total cost 430.00 Suppose that in period 2, the dollar depreciates to $0.50 per peso. Complete the "Period 2" section in the previous table by calculating the peso equivalent of the dollar-denominated costs, the dollar cost of the pesos- denominated costs, and the total costs for both currencies. whereas the percentage change in Based on your calculations, the percentage change in total dollar costs of producing a ton of steel is total peso costs is Assume Steel Block competes with Mexican producers. As a result of the dollar depreciation, Steel Block's international competitiveness Suppose Steel Block decides to denominate all of its inputs acquired domestically in dollars. Which of the following is the most likely outcome of this decision? There would be no difference in Steel Block's international competitiveness. O Steel Block's competitiveness would now worsen. O Steel Block's international competitiveness would worsen even more. O Steel Block's international competitiveness would improve even more