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– By Prof. Simply Simple TM Understanding the difference between nominal exchange rate and real exchange rate – By Prof. Simply Simple TM When we say that $1=Rs. 40 we are talking about nominal exchange rate. This is the rate at which you can purchase dollars.

Now that we understand what is “Nominal” exchange rate, let’s understand what “Real” exchange rate is all about…

To understand this let’s consider an analogy:- Let’s say the nominal exchange rates between the currencies of US & India are in the ratio of 1:40. This means that $1 = Rs. 40. Now let’s say the cost of a McDonald’s Burger in the US is $1 . This means that for a US resident earning in US dollars, the cost of the Burger in India should be Rs. 40.

Now suppose the rate of inflation in India is 10% while the rate of inflation in US is 0%. Due to this, the cost of the Burger in India would actually be equal to Rs (40x1.1) = Rs. 44. Therefore, although the US resident can buy Rs. 40 for $1, he cannot purchase the Burger for $1 in India.

By the same token, the Burger becomes more expensive for an Indian resident too even though the nominal exchange rate does not change. This is because, although $1 is still equal to Rs 40, an Indian resident needs Rs. 44 to purchase the same Burger. Thus this exchange rate, which is in the ratio of 1:44, gets impacted by inflation from the perspective of purchase of products. This is known as the “Real Exchange Rate”.

Please give me your feedback at Hope this lesson has succeeded in clarifying the difference between Nominal Exchange Rate and Real Exchange Rate clearly. Please give me your feedback at professor@tataamc.com

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