Question

Country A has a GDP of $4,600 in Country A dollars, and Country B has a GDP of $2,400 in Country B dollars. If the exchange rate is 1.5 Country B dollars to 1 Country A dollar, what is Country B's GDP in Country A dollars

Answer 1

Answer: Country A $1,600

Step-by-step explanation:

Country A's currency is stronger than Country B's which is why Country B needs more of its currency to buy a single unit of Currency A.

You can use direct proportion to find out Country B's GDP in Country A dollars

Country B currency to Country A

1.5 : 1

2,400 : x

1.5x = 2,400

x = 2,400 / 1.5

= Country A $1,600