Suppose we discover that the Canadian dollar suddenly depreciates against the Euro. What could be responsible for this: Prices of goods and services in Europe rise more than prices in Canada OR Canadian tourist destinations become more attractive than those in Europe OR Interest rates in Europe rise more than interest rates in Canada? Choose one and explain

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