Refer to the scenario above. What is the purchasing power parity-based exchange rate between the two currencies?
A) 0.4 units of Country 1's currency for $1 B) 2.5 units of Country 1's currency for $1
C) 1.2 units of Country 1's currency for $1 D) 1 unit of Country 1's currency for $2.50
B
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