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Well in this case, normally nothing unusual happens or something that can be complicated because as the title says the two are similar, and someone foreign or if we talk about the country, neither one nor the other would be affected in any way, normally you have the same inflation and interest rate, so in a well-structured case there may not be a very large debt.

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When this happens normally we can say that people tend to get into debt too much, because they confuse things and get used to buy much more expensive things because they are not charging the same interest to which they are accustomed, so you can take advantage of too much because we can have what we need without paying too much.

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This happens when the foreign and domestic interest rates are high and are at a point of equilibrium which is usually good, this makes it less likely to have debts or that are formed alone and then in another theory when it occurs would not be of great impact to other countries, since it can be resolved quickly.

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The Fisher effect is crucial to understand the changes in the nominal interest rate over time, since it establishes that the nominal interest rate is adjusted to take into account expected inflation.

In other words, so that the real interest rate is not affected, the nominal interest rate is adjusted to take into account changes in the inflation rate. Therefore, the relationship would be as follows.

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The Fisher effect is the perfect adjustment of the interest rate to the inflation rate. The relationship between money, inflation and interest rates is named after Irving Fisher, the economist who first studied this relationship.