Purchasing-Power Parity Theory

question 29

Multiple Choice

Purchasing-power parity theory:

• A)is a completely accurate description of the real world.
• B)would be entirely accurate if only goods were traded.
• C)would be entirely accurate if all consumers had the same preferences.
• D)provides a reason to expect that movements in the real exchange rate will typically be small or temporary.

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