Answer to Question #154020 in Macroeconomics for Mook

Question #154020

Suppose that a bushel of American rice sells for $100

and a bushel of Japanese rice sells for 16,000 yen. If the

nominal exchange rate is 80 yen per dollar, then what is

the real exchange rate between American and Japanese

rice?


1
Expert's answer
2021-01-11T07:46:00-0500

Answer : Real exchange rate= nominal exchange rate* Domestic price/Foreign price

Nominal =1$"=80 \u00a5"

Price of America rice"=100\/\u00a5"

Price of Japanese "=16000 \/\u00a5"

Real exchange rate "=80\/\u00a5"

Real exchange rate =

"80\u00a5" /1 $* 100/Rice (Price) /16000/Japanese

Rice (Price)

=8000 /Us Rice(Price) /16000 /Japanese Rice

(Price)

=8000 /Us Rice (Price) *Japanese Rice (Price)

/16000

= 0.5 Japanese Rice (Price) /Us Rice (Price)



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