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As you think about how countries manage those currency flows, do you think that those policies adopted by individual countries are impacted by the onset of regional economic integration activities? Do you think that it impacts the Purchase Price Parity (PPP) and overall currency exchange rates?

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In the long run, exchange rates reflect purchasing power parity (PPP). This theory called the law of one price, aggregates and generalizes the idea that the same good must sell for the same price, in the same currency units, regardless of where it is produced. The following questions consider how PPP and the law of one price work and whether they can explain long-run exchange rate movements.

PPP may not hold because:

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D) 1. On the discussion board, share your findings of whether Mexico's currency is appreciating or depreciating relative to the US Dollar.

2. What do you think this means for American imports from Mexico?

3. What do you think it means for American exports to Mexico?

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