According to the "Big Mac" index,if a Big Mac costs $2.28 in the United States and 25.75 krone in Denmark (equivalent to $4.25),the Danish krone is an undervalued currency.

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The Big Mac index is used to compare the purchasing power parity (PPP) between different countries. If the price of a Big Mac is higher in one country than another, the currency of the country with the more expensive Big Mac is considered overvalued. Conversely, if the price of a Big Mac is lower in one country than another, the currency of the country with the cheaper Big Mac is considered undervalued. In this case, the price of a Big Mac is higher in Denmark than in the US, which means that the Danish krone is overvalued, not undervalued as the statement suggests.

According to the "Big Mac" Index,if a Big Mac Costs