Multiple Choice
If inflation in the United States averages more than inflation in the euro area over a long period of time, we should expect:
A) the dollar to appreciate relative to the euro.
B) the euro/U.S. dollar exchange rate to fluctuate in a narrow range set by the European Central Bank.
C) the dollar to depreciate relative to the euro.
D) no effect; there isn't a link between inflation and exchange rates over the long run.
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