The Theory of Relative Purchasing Power Parity

question 6

Multiple Choice

The theory of relative purchasing power parity

• A) can be used to explain differences in real interest rates among countries.
• B) holds extremely well in the short run.
• C) does not hold well in the long run.
• D) is used to explain the difference between U.S. and foreign treasury security yields.
• E) seeks to explain changes in purchasing power parity over time.

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