The Purchasing Power Parity Theory Holds in the Long Run

question 33

Multiple Choice

The purchasing power parity theory holds in the long run because

• A)countries have different exchange rate systems.
• B)countries need time to adjust to international market regulations.
• C)in the long run,prices are often subject to government-led disturbances.
• D)it is difficult to calculate the real exchange rates in the short run.

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Definitions:

Ad Valorem Duty

A type of tax applied on the value of an item, commonly used in the context of customs duties on imported goods.

Country A

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Australian Dollars

The recognized monetary unit of Australia, denoted by the abbreviation AUD.

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