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according to purchasing Power $6 = 4500 Won
This implies 1$ = 4500/6 = 750 won, But actual exchange rate is 900 won for a dollar and therefore Won must appreciate or the dollar must depreciate so that exchange rate appreciates and PPP is reached.
Therefore (c) is the answer to the question
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