Relative purchasing power parity implies a country will see its currency keep the same value, if
A) its inflation rate is lower than the foreign inflation rate.
B) its price level is higher than the foreign price level.
C) its inflation rate is equal to the foreign inflation rate.
D) its price level is equal to the foreign price level.
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