Currency devaluation the cost of foreign goods and the cost of domestic goods to foreign firms.

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reduces

Explanation:

Devaluation is when the value of a currency is deliberately adjusted downward relative to the value of another currency.

For example, a dollar can be exchanged for 40 pesos. the Mexican government decides to devalue their currency. After devaluation, a dollar is now being exchanged for  60 pesos. This is an example of devaluation.

If a burger costs $5, before devaluation, the burger would cost 200 pesos to a Mexican before devaluation. After, it would cost 300 pesos. We can see that foreign goods becomes more expensive after devaluation.

If a taco costs 40 pesos, an American would pay $1 for a taco. After devaluation, a taco would cost $0.7. We can see the domestic goods become cheaper to foreigners

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