Impact of Currency Depreciation on Purchasing Power
In the early 1970s, the exchange rate between the German Deutsche Mark (DM) and the Spanish Peseta (ESP) was approximately 40 ESP to 1 DM. By the early 1990s, the rate had changed to approximately 80 ESP to 1 DM. Explain how this change would have affected the purchasing power of a German tourist visiting Spain with 1,000 DM to spend.
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