The law of one price The theory of purchasing power parity (PPP) states that in the long-run exchange rates between two countries adjusts so that the price of an identical good is the same when expressed in the same currency. A scanner sells for $65.45 in the United States. The exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and the Swiss franc (SFr) is $0.8145 per Swiss franc. Assuming that PPP holds true, how much does the same scanner cost in Switzerland SFr 96.43 SFr 80.36 SFr 72.32 Assuming that PPP holds true, how much does the same scanner cast in Switzerland? SFr 96.43 SFr 80.36 SFr 22.32 SFr 76.34 Suppose the price of the scanner in Switzerland was actually SF 64.29. Assuming no transaction costs, transportation costs, or import restrictions, PPP predicts that the demand would in Switzerland