a) nominal exchange rate= 2800/350 = 8
Therefore, $1=8 pesos
b) new nominal exchange rate= 4200/350= 12
Therefore, $1= 12 pesos
Based on the findings the following statement is correct: Countries with higher inflation rates ted to experience the most rapid depreciation.
c) As we know, $1= 12 pesos
Now, Price of crude oil in US= $30 per barrel
Hence, Price of crude oil in Mexico= 30*12= 360 pesos
d) Price of gold in US= $350 per ounce
Exchange rate between US and Canada = 0.70
Thus, price of gold in Canada (per ounce) = 350/0.70= $500
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