During 1995, the nominal value of the peso changed by -30.24%.
Any economic statistic that has a nominal value is one that is calculated using current, accurate prices. When a statistic is referred to as having a real value, inflation has been taken into account. In general, the real value is more significant.
As per the data given above,
Initially, the exchange rate was Mex$5.33/U.S.$
i.e. Mex$5.33 = US$1.00
Or, Mex$1.00 = US$1.00/5.33 = US$0.18762
Later, the exchange rate was Mex$7.64/U.S.$
i.e. Mex$7.64 = US$1.00
Or, Mex$1.00 = US$1.00/7.64 = US$0.13089
Thus in 1995, the Mexican peso fell from $0.18762 to $0.13089.
Therefore, the devaluation of Mexican peso = [($0.13089 - $0.18762) / $0.18762]
= -0.302366 or, -30.2366%
Therefore, the nominal value of the peso changed during 1995 by -30.24%.
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