uestion (Short answers) S Suppose that prices in Brazil are rising faster than US prices, and the US is a very important trading partner of Brazil. (Brazil’s currency is called the real.) Suppose the dollar/real rate is floating. What does relative purchasing power parity (RPPP)

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