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If the U.S. price level is increasing by 3 percent annually and the Japanese price level...

If the U.S. price level is increasing by 3 percent annually and the Japanese price level is increasing by 1 percent annually, then according to purchasing-power parity, by about what percent would the nominal exchange rate be changing?

decreasing by 4 percent
decreasing by 2 percent
increasing by 4 percent
increasing by 2 percent
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According to relative purchasing power parity, the percentage change in the exchange rate between two currency over a period of time will be equal to the percentage change in the price level.

nominal exchange rate be changing by = Price level change in US - price level change in Japan

=3%-1%

=2%

Hence  nominal exchange rate be increasing by 2%.

Hence option fourth is the correct answer.

Fourth; increasing by 2 percent

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