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When the Law of One Price Holds for All Goods

Question 108

Question 108

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When the law of one price holds for all goods and services, the real exchange rate is always equal to:


A) one.
B) the nominal exchange rate.
C) relative prices across countries.
D) 1/nominal exchange rate.

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