Suppose investors require Price levThe purchasing power parity (PPP) theory states that, whenever the real exchange rate is different from one, traders have incentives to buy goods from cheaper countries and sell them at higher prices in other countries. Assume it is feasible and low-cost to do so. Question: given your solution to part (a), what does the PPP theory predict will happen in terms of cross-country trading? Assuming that buying/selling currencies impact exchange rates,5 what will happen to nominal and real ex- change rates between Euro and U.S. dollar as a consequence of such trading?els are defined as the cost of a representative basket of goods and services that people purchase in their lives. We know: Price level in the U.S. is $1000/basket. Price level in the Eurozone is 800 Euro/basket. Nominal exchange rate is 1.2 US dollars per Euro. Please solve for the real exchange rate between the two currencies, assuming that the baskets are the same across the U.S. and the Eurozone.an expected (average) rate of return of 5%.3 Suppose the recovery rates for senior and junior bonds are R = 70% and R = 30%, respectively