Uncovered interest rate parity is nothing but the equivalance between difference in interest rates between two countries and relative change in currency foreign exhcnage rates over the same period.
therefore if deflation of 55 then exchange rate should deflate by the same proportion hence peso will depreeciate to 7(1.05)=7.35 PESOS PER DOLLAR
Option D is correct
Suppose the Mexican peso is trading in the spot market at 7 pesos per dollar, and...
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