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If purchasing power parity holds, the real exchange rate is always equal to 1.
Income Distribution
The way in which a nation’s total earnings are spread among its population, affecting economic inequality.
Policy Makers
Individuals or groups responsible for making decisions and setting policies in various sectors, including government, organizations, and institutions, affecting how societies function and resources are allocated.
Means-Tested
A method for determining whether an individual or family is eligible for government assistance based on their income and assets.
Income Level
The amount of money earned by an individual or household over a certain period, influencing purchasing power and economic status.
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