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Currencies – U.S. dollar foreign-exchange rates. May 5, 2011 Country/currency………

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Question

Currencies – U.S. dollar foreign-exchange rates. May 5, 2011

Country/currency………..in US$..............per US$

British Pound……………….1.5347…………….0.6516

Norwegian Kroner……….0.1690……………..5.9173

Thai Baht……………………..0.0310……………..32.250

The price of an ounce of gold in New York is $1,950, and the price of the same ounce of gold in London is 1,285 British Pounds. Using the exchange rates above, what would you predict would occur in well-functioning markets based upon this information?

The price of gold will fall in New York and will stay the same in London

The price of gold will rise in New York and will stay the same in London

The price of gold will stay the same in both New York and London

The price of gold will rise in New York and fall in London

The price of gold will fall in New York and rise in London

a.

The price of gold will fall in New York and will stay the same in London

b.

The price of gold will rise in New York and will stay the same in London

c.

The price of gold will stay the same in both New York and London

d.

The price of gold will rise in New York and fall in London

e.

The price of gold will fall in New York and rise in London

Explanation / Answer

e.The price of gold will fall in New York and rise in London

Purchasing power parity is defined as the number of units of a country’s currency required to buy the same amount of goods and services in the domestic market as one dollar would buy in the US.

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