Thanks for your explanation. I understand that imported goods are more expensive when the dollar is devalued. Just don’t see how US goods become more expensive. If a shirt “Made in the USA” costs $9.99 today, and the dollar loses half its value against the euro, won’t the shirt still cost $9.99? Unless of course you imported the fabric to make the shirt. For simplicity, assume all materials for production come from the US. How much will the shirt cost?
