! 2. Consider the following scenario for the U.S. and Brazil. In 2023 the U.S. experiences realGDP growth of 2%, while Brazil grows at 5%. The Fed maintains a 4% growth in the moneysupply, while Brazil's central bank maintains 8%.Mand that relative PPP holds for the U.S.Assume that the quantity equation holds (L.e. P =L(i)ydollar and Brazilian real (%AE s = TTys – Tg).RSAssume also that uncovered interest parity holds, so that real interest parity holds as well.a) What will the inflation rate in each country be in 2023?b) By what percent will the U.S. dollar depreciate or appreciate relative to the real in 2023?

In 2023, A) US real GDP growth = 2% Brazil real GDP growth = 5% Growth in money supply in US = 4%…

2. Consider the following scenario for the U.S. and Brazil. In 2023 the U.S. experiences real GDP growth of 2%, while Brazil grows at 5%. The Fed maintains a 4% growth in the money supply, while Brazil's central bank maintains 8%. Assume that the quantity equation holds (Le. P =- L(1) ) and that relative PPP holds for the U.S. dollar and Brazilian real (%AE s_ = Tys – Tg). Assume also that uncovered interest parity holds, so that real interest parity holds as well. a) What will the inflation rate in each country be in 2023? b) By what percent will the U.S. dollar depreciate or appreciate relative to the real in 2023?

2. Consider the following scenario for the U.S. and Brazil. In 2023 the U.S. experiences real GDP growth of 2%, while Brazil grows at 5%. The Fed maintains a 4% growth in the money supply, while Brazil's central bank maintains 8%. Assume that the quantity equation holds (Le. P =- L(1) ) and that relative PPP holds for the U.S. dollar and Brazilian real (%AE s_ = Tys – Tg). Assume also that uncovered interest parity holds, so that real interest parity holds as well. a) What will the inflation rate in each country be in 2023? b) By what percent will the U.S. dollar depreciate or appreciate relative to the real in 2023?

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