Purchasing Power Parity Doesn't Hold Exactly in Reality Because Non-Tradable

question 20

Multiple Choice

Purchasing power parity doesn't hold exactly in reality because non-tradable goods:

• A) cannot be transported and sold for a profit elsewhere, even if the price varies in different locations.
• B) are financial products that naturally have different prices in different stock exchanges.
• C) don't earn enough profit when sold in another country.
• D) are usually placed under trade restrictions.

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