If the Law of One Price Holds for All Goods $R \bar { E } R = \frac { \overline { E P } } { \overline { \bar { P }^w } } = 1$

question 76

Multiple Choice

If the law of one price holds for all goods in the long run:

• A) \(R \bar { E } R = \frac { \overline { E P } } { \overline { \bar { P }^w } } = 1\)
• B) \(R \bar { E } R = \frac { \overline { E P } } { \overline { \bar { P }^w } } = 0\)
• C) \(R \bar { E } R = \frac { \bar { P } } { \bar { P } ^W } = 1\)
• D) \(R \bar { E } R = \bar { E } = 1\)
• E) \(R \bar { E } R = \frac { \bar { E } } { \bar { P } ^W } = 1\)

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