Based on the table provided, answer the fol-lowing questions:a. Compute the U.S. dollar-yen exchange rateE$/¥ and the U.S. dollar-Canadian dollarexchange rate E$/C$ on June 25, 2010, andJune 25, 2009

Refer to the exchange rates given in the fol-lowing table:Today One Year AgoJune 25, 2010 June 25, 2009Country Per $ Per £ Per ¤ Per $Australia 1.152 1.721 1.417 1.225Canada 1.037 1.559 1.283 1.084Denmark 6.036 9.045 7.443 5.238Euro 0.811 1.215 1.000 0.703Hong Kong 7.779 11.643 9.583 7.750India 46.36 69.476 57.179 48.16Japan 89.35 134.048 110.308 94.86Mexico 12.697 18.993 15.631 13.22Sweden 7.74 11.632 9.577 7.460United Kingdom 0.667 1.000 0.822 0.609United States 1.000 1.496 1.232 1.000Source: U.S. Federal Reserve Board of Governors, H.10 release: Foreign ExchangeRates.Based on the table provided, answer the fol-lowing questions:a. Compute the U.S. dollar-yen exchange rateE$/¥ and the U.S. dollar-Canadian dollarexchange rate E$/C$ on June 25, 2010, andJune 25, 2009

Topic : Japanese yen – USD exchange rate 1. Introduction of the importance of JPY/USD 2. Download the FEX of JPY/USD in R 3. Conduct an ADF test in R to test whether the FEX has a unit root and is stationary 4. Calculate the log return and conduct an ADF test

Country Share of $ per FX $ per FX(currency) Trade in 2009 in 2010Canada (dollar) 36% 0.9225 0.9643Mexico (peso) 28% 0.0756 0.0788China (yuan) 20% 0.1464 0.1473Japan (yen) 16% 0.0105 0.0112a. Compute the percentage change from 2009to 2010 in the four U.S. bilateral exchangerates (defined as U.S. dollars per units offoreign exchange, or FX) in the table pro-vided.b. Use the trade shares as weights to computethe percentage change in the nominal effec-tive exchange rate for the United Statesbetween 2009 and 2010 (in U.S. dollars perforeign currency basket).

On 10 January 2016, you observed the following exchange rates: Canada-Australia: C$1.2 = AU$1 Japan-Australia: 120 yen = AU$1 Mexico-Australia: 8 pesos = AU$1 India-Australia: 45 rupees = AU$1 If the exchange rate on January 10, 2017, is AU$1 = 10 Mexican pesos, then: Question 3 Answer a. the Australian dollar has appreciated 20% against the Mexican pesos. b. the Australian dollar has depreciated 20% against the Mexican pesos. c. the Mexican peso has depreciated 10% against the Australian dollar. d. the Mexican peso has appreciated 10% against the Australian dollar.

Suppose 94 Japanese yen (¥) trade for one (1) Australian dollar ($), the Australian price level equals $1.8 per good, and the Japanese price level equals ¥152 per good.What is the real exchange rate in Japanese goods per Australian good, rounded to two decimal points?a.1.80b.0.56c.1.11d.0.90