The "Purchasing-Power-Parity" Theory States That the Most Important Determinant of Exchange

question 118

Multiple Choice

The "purchasing-power-parity" theory states that the most important determinant of exchange rates is their role in equating ________ between trading nations.

• A)nominal interest rates
• B)inflation rates
• C)prices of identical goods
• D)nominal GDP growth rates

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