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Question 13.1: Assume that the money supply in Europe rises so that the lev...

Assume that the money supply in Europe rises so that the level of prices in the euro area will rise as a consequence. If the price level in the foreign country remains fixed, it will take more euros to buy one unit of foreign currency.

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The price of a euro in foreign currency will rise, so that the euro will depreciate.
The level of real output in each country matters as well because it affects the price level.

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