The UK pound is trading at 1.54 Canadian dollars per UK pound. There is purchasing power parity at this exchange rate .The interest rate in Canada is 2 percent a year and interest rate in The United Is 4% a year. a) Calculate the Canadian interest rate differential. b) What is the UK pound expected to be worth in terms of Canadian dollars one year from now. c) Which country more likely has a lower inflation rate ? How can you tell?

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