Exchange Rates May Not Equalise Purchasing Parity in the Long

question 211

Multiple Choice

Exchange rates may not equalise purchasing parity in the long run because

• A) all products can be traded internationally.
• B) products do not differ across countries.
• C) countries practise free trade.
• D) countries impose barriers to trade, such as tariffs.

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